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- catalog contributor b7488719.
- catalog created "1972.".
- catalog date "1972".
- catalog date "1972.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1972.".
- catalog description "Bibliography: p. [202]-206.".
- catalog description "pt. I. The German discussion. -- A pseudoformalistic position: Klug. The concept of legal logic ; Discussion of antilogical doctrines, Legal confirmation, The background of legal logic ; Analogical inference, (Formal) logic and heuristic "logic", Creative judgment and semantic interpretation ; Legal inference by inversion, The metalegal character of its conclusion ; Conversion of law into a calculus, Legal "teleologics". -- Two nonformalistic positions: Engisch and Simitis. Engisch on law and axiomatics ; Engisch on the nature of legal knowledge ; Engisch's concept of material legal logic ; Simitis on "the problem of legal logic". -- An axiologistic position: Heller. The logicians' and the lawyers' analogical inference, The inductive character of legal argument in practice ; The empirical nature of legal confirmation. -- Conclusion and supplementary observations.".
- catalog description "pt. II. The Belgian discussion. -- Perelman and Kazemier on the logical specificity of law ; Kalinowski's denial of the specificity of legal logic ; Kalinowski on interpretation: (i) Authenticity, meaning, and the resolution of contradictions ; Kalinowski on interpretation: (ii) The elimination of Lacunae ; Feys and Motte on "Legal logic, legal systems" ; Perelman on "Formal logic, legal logic" ; Gregorowicz on "the argument a Maiori ad minus and the problem of legal logic": (i) General stand, and views disavowed ; Gregorowicz on "the argument a Maiori ad minus and the problem of legal logic": (ii) Views avowed and constructive ideas. -- Conclusion and supplementary observations.".
- catalog description "pt. III. The discussion in the English-speaking countries. Stone on "Uses and limitations of formal logic in legal reasoning" ; Levi: Legal argument as a reflection of social change ; Hart on "the ascription of responsibility and rights" ; Hart on "Definition and theory in jurisprudence" ; Jensen: Legal argument in a nonlogical mode of decision ; Toulmin: Legal argument as archetype of argument in general ; Hart on "Formalism and rule-scepticism". -- Conclusion and supplementary observations. -- Appendix: Concerning the third edition of Klug's "Juristische Logik."".
- catalog extent "xv, 213 p.".
- catalog hasFormat "Law and logic.".
- catalog identifier "0387810668".
- catalog isFormatOf "Law and logic.".
- catalog isPartOf "Library of exact philosophy, 8".
- catalog issued "1972".
- catalog issued "1972.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York, Springer-Verlag,".
- catalog relation "Law and logic.".
- catalog subject "340.1".
- catalog subject "BC151 .H6M".
- catalog subject "K213 .H67 1972".
- catalog subject "Law Interpretation and construction.".
- catalog subject "Law Methodology.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. The German discussion. -- A pseudoformalistic position: Klug. The concept of legal logic ; Discussion of antilogical doctrines, Legal confirmation, The background of legal logic ; Analogical inference, (Formal) logic and heuristic "logic", Creative judgment and semantic interpretation ; Legal inference by inversion, The metalegal character of its conclusion ; Conversion of law into a calculus, Legal "teleologics". -- Two nonformalistic positions: Engisch and Simitis. Engisch on law and axiomatics ; Engisch on the nature of legal knowledge ; Engisch's concept of material legal logic ; Simitis on "the problem of legal logic". -- An axiologistic position: Heller. The logicians' and the lawyers' analogical inference, The inductive character of legal argument in practice ; The empirical nature of legal confirmation. -- Conclusion and supplementary observations.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. II. The Belgian discussion. -- Perelman and Kazemier on the logical specificity of law ; Kalinowski's denial of the specificity of legal logic ; Kalinowski on interpretation: (i) Authenticity, meaning, and the resolution of contradictions ; Kalinowski on interpretation: (ii) The elimination of Lacunae ; Feys and Motte on "Legal logic, legal systems" ; Perelman on "Formal logic, legal logic" ; Gregorowicz on "the argument a Maiori ad minus and the problem of legal logic": (i) General stand, and views disavowed ; Gregorowicz on "the argument a Maiori ad minus and the problem of legal logic": (ii) Views avowed and constructive ideas. -- Conclusion and supplementary observations.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. III. The discussion in the English-speaking countries. Stone on "Uses and limitations of formal logic in legal reasoning" ; Levi: Legal argument as a reflection of social change ; Hart on "the ascription of responsibility and rights" ; Hart on "Definition and theory in jurisprudence" ; Jensen: Legal argument in a nonlogical mode of decision ; Toulmin: Legal argument as archetype of argument in general ; Hart on "Formalism and rule-scepticism". -- Conclusion and supplementary observations. -- Appendix: Concerning the third edition of Klug's "Juristische Logik."".
- catalog title "Law and logic; a critical account of legal argument.".
- catalog type "text".