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SOCIOLOGY. 1. Legal Philosophy Student’s name Universit

Legal Philosophy

This essay presents a critique of the theories of five legal philosophers and their impact on jurisprudence. It analyzes the legal philosophies of John Rawls, Jeremy Bentham, Herbert Lionel Adolphus Hart, John Locke, and Aristotle.

University of the East (Philippines)

Political Science

jurisprudence

This article provides a comparative study of legal theories of Jeremy Bentham and John Austin. It discusses their views on the law, sovereignty, and sanctions. It also highlights the differences between their theories and provides criticism of their ideas.

StuDocu Highschool

Legal Theory and Research: A Comparative Study of Bentham and Austin

Legal Research  Bibliography

The purpose of this paper is to analyze various studies on both natural law theory and legal positivism in order to showcase that natural law theories are not totally inconsistent with positive law theories as it is generally depicted. The purpose of this paper is to analyze various studies on both natural law theory and legal positivism in order to showcase that natural law theories are not totally inconsistent with positive law theories as it is generally depicted.

National University (Philippines)

Philosophy

Natural Law Theories Are Not Consistent With Theories of Legal Positivity

Juris

This article explores the concept of Civil Law and the interrelation between law and morality. It discusses the views of philosophers like St. Augustine, Immanuel Kant, Lon Fuller, and H.L.A. Hart on the topic.

Isabela State University

Civil Law

Philosophy of Law

This article delves into the Hart and Fuller debate on legal positivism, exploring their arguments on the relationship between law and morality. It discusses the concepts of the Pedigree Thesis, Separability Thesis, and Discretion Thesis, as well as Lon L. Fuller's Internal Morality of Law. The article provides a comprehensive analysis of the debate and its implications.

De La Salle University

The Hart and Fuller Debate on Legal Positivism

This paper explores the ethical issues faced by companies in the modern age, using Woolworths Group as a primary example. It discusses the Kantian and utilitarianism theories for analyzing ethical issues and examines the areas of financial, social media and privacy, and health and safety. The paper concludes that financial gain is a major motivator for ethical impropriety and that the Kantian theory is most applicable to business ethics.

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Legal Philosophy

Legal Theory and Research: A Comparative Study of Bentham and Austin

Natural Law Theories Are Not Consistent With Theories of Legal Positivity

Civil Law

The Hart and Fuller Debate on Legal Positivism

Business Ethics: Ethical Issues in the Modern Age

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Legal Philosophy

Legal Theory and Research: A Comparative Study of Bentham and Austin

Natural Law Theories Are Not Consistent With Theories of Legal Positivity

Civil Law

The Hart and Fuller Debate on Legal Positivism

Business Ethics: Ethical Issues in the Modern Age