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Here is a simple introduction to the intellectual challenges
presented by law in the western secular tradition written by one of
that tradition's most revered and eminent scholars. This book
provides the intelligent student contemplating a career in law with
a brief yet comprehensive introduction to the subject. It also
makes an ideal starting point for the general reader who is curious
to explore the intellectual interest of the subject.
This book is a study of the character and compilation of
Justinian's Digest, the main volume of Justinian's Corpus Iuris
Civilis (528-534 AD). This is often considered as one of the most
influential works in the history of Western culture. It remains
significant, partly because it is still a part of the law in six
countries in Southern Africa, and partly because of its role in the
evolution over fifteen hundred years of the theory and practice of
human rights - a theme explored in Professor Honore's previous book
studying Ulpian (2nd ed, OUP 2002).
This collection of the papers of Tony Honore, is taken from his work in the field of legal philosophy over the last quarter century. The introductory essay is followed by three chapters describing the building blocks of legal systems - groups or societies, laws, and the motives to obey or conform. Succeeding papers discuss norms and obligations, rights and justice, analysing such fundamentals as ownership, property rights and the assertion of rights. The book concludes with an essay arguing for the use of law to encourage or reinforce morality.
This is a thoroughly revised edition of the only full-scale work about possibly the most influential lawyer of all time, the Syrian Ulpian. Ulpian wrote a massive survey of Roman law in 213-17 AD and Tony HonorŽe argues that his philosophy, of freedom and equality, makes him a pioneer of human rights.
This new edition of the seminal 1959 work retains the original analysis of commonsense causal concepts, and includes hundreds of new decisions and a substantial preface in which criticisms are met and a rationale propounded for common-sense causal notions as an element in legal responsibility.
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