Law and philosophy
Subtitle: a symposium.
By: Edited by Sidney Hook.
Contributors: Hook, Sidney, 1902- ed.
Publisher: New York University Press
Published: 1964
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 344
Subjects: Law -- Philosophy
Description: "Proceedings of the Sixth Annual New York University Institute of Philosophy ... New York, May 10-11, 1963." Includes bibliographical references. Legal obligation and the duty of fair play / John Rawls -- Civil disobedience and the duty of fair play / Milton R. Konvitz -- The Problem of Mr. Rawls' problem / John Courtney Murray -- Equality and obedience to law / Monroe C. Beardsley -- Utility and the obligation to obey the law / Richard C. Brandt -- Law, justice, and obedience / Sidney Hook -- Law and morality / John Ladd -- Fair play and civil disobedience / Ernest Nagel -- The obligation to obey the law and the ends of the state / Poland Pennock -- Justice and the common good / Richard Taylor -- The right to disobey / Paul Weiss -- In defense of natural law / H.S. Rommen -- The Myth of natural law / Kai Nielsen -- An Analysis of "In defense of natural law" / Wolfgang Friedmann -- Unnatural law / Raziel Abelson -- Natural right in itself and allegedly relativistic eudaemonism / David Baumbardt -- Huntsmen, what quarry? / Stuart M. Brown, Jr. -- Human nature and natural law / Arthur C. Danto -- On defining and defending natural law / William K. Frankena -- Elements of natural law philosophy / Jerome Hall -- Rule and case / Richard Kuhns -- Law, decision, and the behavorial sciences / Paul Kurtz -- Essence and concept in natural law theory / Frederick A. Olafson -- The metaphysics of natural law / Felix Oppenheim -- Either-or or neither-nor? / Kenneth Stern -- The nature of judicial reasoning / Edward H. Levi -- An analysis of judicial reasoning / Paul A. Freund -- "Neutral principles" and future cases / Louis Henkin -- Leges sine Logica Vanae / Richard M. Martin -- Legal formalism and formalistic devices of juristic thinking / Ilmar Tammelo -- Comments / Edward J. Boustein -- Comments / Michael H. Cardozo.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"Proceedings of the Sixth Annual New York University Institute of Philosophy ... New York, May 10-11, 1963."
Table of contents: title: Legal obligation and the duty of fair play / John Rawls; title: Civil disobedience and the duty of fair play / Milton R. Konvitz; title: The Problem of Mr. Rawls' problem / John Courtney Murray; title: Equality and obedience to law / Monroe C. Beardsley; title: Utility and the obligation to obey the law / Richard C. Brandt; title: Law, justice, and obedience / Sidney Hook; title: Law and morality / John Ladd; title: Fair play and civil disobedience / Ernest Nagel; title: The obligation to obey the law and the ends of the state / Poland Pennock; title: Justice and the common good / Richard Taylor; title: The right to disobey / Paul Weiss; title: In defense of natural law / H.S. Rommen; title: The Myth of natural law / Kai Nielsen; title: An Analysis of "In defense of natural law" / Wolfgang Friedmann; title: Unnatural law / Raziel Abelson; title: Natural right in itself and allegedly relativistic eudaemonism / David Baumbardt; title: Huntsmen, what quarry? / Stuart M. Brown, Jr.; title: Human nature and natural law / Arthur C. Danto; title: On defining and defending natural law / William K. Frankena; title: Elements of natural law philosophy / Jerome Hall; title: Rule and case / Richard Kuhns; title: Law, decision, and the behavorial sciences / Paul Kurtz; title: Essence and concept in natural law theory / Frederick A. Olafson; title: The metaphysics of natural law / Felix Oppenheim; title: Either-or or neither-nor? / Kenneth Stern; title: The nature of judicial reasoning / Edward H. Levi; title: An analysis of judicial reasoning / Paul A. Freund; title: "Neutral principles" and future cases / Louis Henkin; title: Leges sine Logica Vanae / Richard M. Martin; title: Legal formalism and formalistic devices of juristic thinking / Ilmar Tammelo; title: Comments / Edward J. Boustein; title: Comments / Michael H. Cardozo.