Titlebook: Legal Theory; Ian McLeod Textbook 1999Latest edition Thomas Ian McLeod 1999 consent.English.interpretation.justice.Kelsen.law.laws.legal t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-14269-9consent; English; interpretation; justice; Kelsen; law; laws; legal theory; natural law; positivism; realism

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The Nature of Legal Theory: From Laws to Law,This chapter begins with a discussion of the relationship between . and . and continues by clarifying some basic problems of terminology and methodology before concluding with an explanation of why it is useful to study legal theory, both from the perspective of legal practice and within the wider context of the academic study of law.

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English Analytical Positivism,This chapter identifies that part of legal theory which is known as analytical positivism, and considers the work of two of its leading English exponents, namely Austin and Hart. More particularly, it will show how the work of the latter remedies certain deficiencies in the work of the former.

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