Titlebook: Justice, Law, and Argument; Essays on Moral and Ch. Perelman,Harold J. Berman Book 1980 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1

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Equality and Justice concept of equality is capable of a formal and uncontroversial definition. It is tempting to bring the two concepts together and elucidate one by means of the other. Certain popularisers of socialism, such as Bernard Shaw, whose lectures on equality were published in 1971,. have indeed attempted th

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Justice Re-Examinedt merely one of the virtues, in competition with others, such as equity, mercy and generosity?’ Plato chose the first of these alternatives in his works, while Aristotle has shown a distinct preference for the second. The choice made by each of them is by no means arbitrary, since it is explained by

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The Justification of Normsnuals. What traditionally concerns the logician is induction or deduction. Deontic logic treats the obligatory, the permitted or prohibited, i.e., what is regulated by norms, and is not concerned at all with justification. Even if it is mentioned, it is only to be assimilated to a deduction, where a

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Law and Rhetoricalities. On the one hand, where the admitted thesis is self-evident and imposes upon every attentive mind there is no cause for argumentation. When truth is manifestly clear, when self-evidence leaves no room for willful choice, all rhetoric is superfluous. On the other hand, when the thesis is show

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Law, Logic and Epistemologyon of law can determine these same relations in completely different ways. This is true with the relations of law and logic. It is for this reason that I would like to begin by recalling the idea of legal reasoning. I would like to show you how this idea is tied to a certain ideological conception o

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Law, Philosophy and Argumentationh problem, reasons for or against an attitude or a decision. This is equally true for cases of motivated judgment, doctrinal study, a pleading or an indictment. Most works, however, called legal logic’ present a theory of formal logic, illustrated, as the case may be, by schematic examples of deduct

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What the Philosopher May Learn from the Study of Lawnd Spinoza proposed the geometrical method to philosophers as a model of rationality. Leibniz dreamt of being able to terminate philosophical disputes by having recourse to counting — .— and hoped to put an end to differences of opinion among philosophers by means of those procedures which bring mat

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