1
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features of morality
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- concerns ‘oughts’
- normative
- not factual
- internal
2
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how is law similar to morality?
A
in that it is a set of practical directives about how we should behave towards others
3
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differences between law and morality
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- law is artificial
- law is enforced
- law is general in application
- law is specific in substance
4
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two main theses of positivism
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- separation thesis - there is no necessary connection between law and morality
- sources thesis - law is a matter of social fact
5
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three types of legal positivism
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- normative
- analytical
- continental
6
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Hart’s book
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The Concept of Law
7
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Hobbes’ book
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Leviathan
8
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Austin’s books
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The Province of Jurisprudence Determined
Lectures on Jurisprudence
9
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Kelsen’s book
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Pure Theory of Law
10
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Austin’s definition of law
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a rule R is legally valid (i.e., is a law) in a society S if and only if R is commanded by the sovereign in S and is backed up with the threat of a sanction
11
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Hart’s definition of law
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law is union of primary and secondary rules
12
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Kelsen’s definition of law
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law is a series of norms
Jurisprudence
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