Law and Morality: An Appraisal of Hart's Concept of Law

Enugu Nigeria: Claretian Communications (2013)
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Abstract

In an attempt to resolve the problem or the marriage between law and morality, Dr. John Ezenwankwor publishes this book, Law and Morality: An Appraisal of Hart's Concept of Law. In it, he delves into a critical analysis of the works of a British legal philosopher, Herbert Lionel Adolphus Hart (1907-1992), who made landmark contributions to the moral and legal questions surrounding human actions or conducts. Incidentally, he surpasses his master, Hart, in this book, by correcting his mistaken and poor consideration of the influence of morality in holding the society together and his dismissal of legal enforcement of morality.

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John Ezenwankwor
Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka Nigeria (Alumnus)

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