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Comparative Legal Reasoning and European Lawne can argue thut results of research practice always assume the form of a set of statements arranged more or less aptly into a deductive system. Elements of such a system are connected, explicitly or implicitly, by the relation of logical entailment. In the case of empirical sciences, some of these

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Introduction,n a resumption of certain questions that were already dealt with in the previous book. But I treated them rather summarily there, and now I will present them in greater detail. While doing so, I will have to face new issues, which were ignored previously, but which have to be solved, at least tentat

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On Two Kinds of Explanation,ne can argue thut results of research practice always assume the form of a set of statements arranged more or less aptly into a deductive system. Elements of such a system are connected, explicitly or implicitly, by the relation of logical entailment. In the case of empirical sciences, some of these