Skubik, Daniel W.: At the Intersection of Legality and Morality

Hartian Law as Natural Law. Carefully sifting the work of writers such as H.L.A. Hart and Hans Kelsen, who insist upon the analytic separation of law as it 'is' from law as it 'ought to be', the book employs illustrative case law to highlight and methodically move through positivism's strengths and weaknesses, and suggests modifications and elaborations that slowly but finally break down this barrier of separation. In the end, a sound theory of positivism is seen to unfold as natural law. XXII,247 Seiten, gebunden (American University Studies. Series V: Philosophy; Vol. 97/Peter Lang Verlag 1990) Mängelexemplar/near mint

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