Neopositivismo e scienza del diritto [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 10 (2):362-362 (1956)
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A study of the effect of the neo-positivist method upon the science of law. Among the problems discussed are the autonomy of jurisprudence, the analogy of natural and moral law, and the comparative merits of logical empiricism and voluntarism as a basis for the philosophy of right. -- A. R.

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