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The principles of social order : selected essays of Lon L. Fuller / edited, with an introd. by Kenneth I. Winston.
LIBRA K474.F84 A2 1981
Available from offsite location
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Fuller, Lon L. (Lon Luvois), 1902-1978
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Fuller, Lon L. (Lon Luvois), 1902-1978--Bibliography.
- Fuller, Lon L. (Lon Luvois), 1902-1978.
- Natural law.
- Legal positivism.
- Law--Philosophy.
- Law (Philosophical concept).
- Genre:
- Bibliographies.
- Physical Description:
- 313 pages ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Durham, N.C. : Duke University Press, 1981.
- Contents:
- I. Eunomics : the theory of good order and workable social arrangements. Means and ends
- II. The principles and forms of social order. Two principles of human association
- The forms and limits of adjudication
- Mediation : its forms and functions
- The implicit laws of lawmaking
- The role of contract in the ordering processes of society generally
- Irrigation and tyranny
- Human interaction and the law
- III. Legal philosophy, legal education, and the practice of law. The needs of American legal philosophy
- The lawyer as an architect of social structures
- On legal education
- Philosophy for the practicing lawyer
- Appendix. Letter from Lon L. Fuller to Thomas Reed Powell
- Bibliography of the published writings of Lon leaves Fuller / compiled by Kenneth I. Winston and Stanley L. Paulson.
- Notes:
- "Bibliography of the published writings of Lon leaves Fuller, compiled by Kenneth I. Winston and Stanley leaf Paulson": pages 305-308.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Other Format:
- Online version: Fuller, Lon L. (Lon Luvois), 1902-1978. Principles of social order.
- ISBN:
- 0822304481
- 9780822304487
- 0822304775
- 9780822304777
- OCLC:
- 7206708
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