Herbert Hart and the Semantic Sting: Timothy A.O. Endicott

Legal Theory 4 (3):283-300 (1998)
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Even to disagree, we need to understand each other. If I reject what you say without understanding you, we will only have the illusion of a disagreement. You will be asserting one thing and I will be denying another. Even to disagree, we need some agreement.

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