Titlebook: Justice, Law and Culture; James K. Feibleman Book 1985 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1985 justice

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The Law: Origins and Developmentopic from a different angle, this time on its own. Just what is law, what is its purpose, what kinds of law are there, and how does the law operate? I shall take up these and other questions and seek to answer them, but it may be best to begin by stating my own definition.

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Moralitytructure as well as the function of a society. It is implicit because it operates to some extent whether anyone is aware of its existence or not, and it is dominant because it stands behind the hierarchy of institutions, behind the selection of tools or artifacts, behind the preferred behavior of in

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Human Needs, Morality and the Lawcomprehension of theory, including a study of the elements and forces involved, is necessary. Human practices in most matters follow from an appeal to principles which is modified by the exigencies of existing conditions. The usual situation is that the principles are inadequate, the practices incom

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Institutions, Law and Moralstions on the other. It will be necessary to begin by defining and analyzing institutions. Then we shall be in a position to show how morality and legality are fitted into institutions and proceed from them.

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The State as Legal Custodianals, and even if these concern actualities rather than potentialities, they must be reckoned with. For instance, one people may be more concerned with religion while another is enthusiastic about science and technology. There may be large differences in the types of property developed, also in its o

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