Introduction to Jurisprudence and Legal Theory: Commentary and Materials, 1st Edition

Part I.
1.: James Penner, David Schiff, Richard Nobles: Approaches to Jurisprudence, Legal Theory, and the Philosophy of Law
2.: Richard Nobles and David Schiff: The Evolution of Natural Law
3.: Richard Nobles and David Schiff: Debating with Natural Law: the Emergence of Legal Positivism
4.: Nicola Lacey: Modern Positivism: H L A Hart and Analytical Jurisprudence
5.: David Schiff: Modern Positivism: Kelson's Pure Theory of Law
6.: Robert Reiner: Classical Social Theory and Law
7.: Hugh Collins: Law as Politics: Progressive American Perspectives
8.: James Penner: Law and Adjudication: Dworkin's Critique of Positivism
9.: James Penner: Law as Integrity: Dworkin's Interpretive Turn
10.: James Penner: The Current Debate: The Semantic Sting, 'Soft Positivism', and the Authority of Law according to Raz
Introducing Part II.
Extensions and Negations
11.: David Schiff: Disobedience
12.: James Penner: Punishment
13.: Hamish Ross: Hohfeld and the Analysis of Rights
14.: James Penner: Legal Reasoning
15.: Robert Reiner: Justice
16.: Emily Jackson and Nicola Lacey: Introducing Feminist Legal Theory
17.: Richard Nobles: Economic Analysis of Law
18.: Gunther Teubner, Richard Nobles, David Schiff: The Autonomy of Law: An Introduction to Legal Autopoiesis
19.: Anne Barron: Foucault and Law
20.: Anne Barron: (Legal) Reason and its 'Others': Some Recent Developments in Legal Theory
Appendix: A Note to Teachers
Bibliography
Index