Titlebook: A Treatise of Legal Philosophy and General Jurisprudence; Volume 1:The Law and Enrico Pattaro,Hubert Rottleuthner,Giovanni Sartor Book 2005

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Denis Roy PhD,Paul A. Andrews PhDhat is subjectively right) and of its interaction with the reality that is. I was rather presenting my reconstruction of the conception still current, implicitly or explicitly, in the legal way of thinking in civil-law countries, a way of thinking that has taken shape over the centuries under the in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2610-0t satisfactory and adequate, the way I understand norms and their role in the machinery of law: Jerzy Wróblewski (1926–1990) used to tell me, “Enrico, Scandinavian legal realism is no longer cultivated in Scandinavian countries. It is now cultivated in Italy, with you.” This was not necessarily a co

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Claude Backendorf,Mathieu H. M. Notebornjurists: It would not help toward improving their reciprocal understanding of those issues that are peculiar to each other’s legal culture. The distinction between “what is objectively right” and “what is subjectively right” is not a distinction pertaining to the concept expressed by “l(fā)aw.” It rathe