Rational Individualism: The Perennial Philosophy of Legal InterpretationRodopi, 1995 - 298 頁 This book is a study of the theory of legal interpretation that underlies the legal systems of Europe, England, and the United States. The principles of interpretive jurisprudence are traced through Greek and Latin philosophers and legal theorists and Renaissance Italian glossators and commentators. In addressing human nature, these principles have a self-sustaining logical integrity. They are defensible as a worthy tradition of legal respect for the value of the individual. |
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TWO The Classical Legal Texts on Interpretation | 29 |
THREE The Reconstruction of Roman Jurisprudence | 59 |
FOUR The Continental Tradition | 89 |
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Renaissance Treatises on Interpretation | 109 |
Humanists Nationalists and Vernacular Codes | 115 |
FIVE The AngloAmerican Tradition | 125 |
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