On law and reason

Aleksander Peczenik

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Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Philosophical Ethics and Theory Legal and Social Philosophy

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The Dilemma of Legal Reasoning: Moral Evaluation or Description of the Law?.- Rationality of Moral Judgments.- Rationality of Legal Reasoning.- The Ultimate Justification of Moral and Legal Reasoning.- What is Valid Law?.- The Doctrine of the Sources of the Law.- The Methods of Legal Reasoning.

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