Textbook of jurisprudence

By:

Patton,George Whitecross

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Oxford university press; 2004Edition: 4th edDescription: 659 pISBN:

9780195670653

Subject(s):

Jurisprudence

DDC classification:

340.1 PAT 4th ed.

Summary: This book provides a detailed and careful examination of thekey issues in the study of jurisprudence, the idea of law itself. It introduces students to the variousapproaches to the subject and shows that the different schools are not mutuallycontradictory, but rather that they complement each other. Beginning with thenature of jurisprudence, and the evolution of law, the book covers the purposeof law, its sources, the relationship between law and the state, or public law,and the major concepts in private law. References to scholarly works are listedat the end of each chapter.

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This book provides a detailed and careful examination of thekey issues in the study of jurisprudence, the idea of law itself. It introduces students to the variousapproaches to the subject and shows that the different schools are not mutuallycontradictory, but rather that they complement each other. Beginning with thenature of jurisprudence, and the evolution of law, the book covers the purposeof law, its sources, the relationship between law and the state, or public law,and the major concepts in private law. References to scholarly works are listedat the end of each chapter.

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