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图书目录:Preface to the Revised Edition
Preface to the First Edition 1. INTRODUCTION 2. MEANING AND INTERPRETATION 1. Radical Interpretation 2. Pragmatics 3. A Third Meaning of Meaning? 3. DWORKIN'S THEORY OF INTERPRETATION AND THE NATURE OF JURISPRUDENCE 1. The Constructive Model of Interpretation 2. Theory and Practice 3. The Internal Point of View 4. The Argumentative Character of Law 5. Constructive Interpretation and the Principle of Charity 4. COHERENCE, HOLISM, AND INTERPRETATION: THE EPISTEMIC FOUNDATION OF DWORKIN'S LEGAL THEORY 1. The Reflective Equilibrium 2. Identity, Fit, and Soundness 3. The Fish--Dworkin Debate 4. The Concept of Fit Once Again 5. SEMANTICS, REALISM, AND NATURAL LAW 1. The Meaning of'Realism' and the Meaning of'Law' 2. Putnam's Theory of'Natural Kinds' and the Concept of Law 3. Real Law? 6. CONSTRUCTIVE IDENTIFICATION AND RAZIAN AUTHORITY 1. Constructive Identification 2. Constructive Identification and the Objects of Art 3. Razian Authority and Constructive Identification in Law 7. NO EASY CASES? 1. A Scarecrow Called Formalism 2. The Hart--Fuller Debate 3. The Argument From Defeasibility 4. Indexical Predicates and Empirical Defeasibility 5. Wittgenstein on Following a Rule 8. LEGISLATIVE INTENT AND THE AUTHORITY OF LAW 1. What is the Issue? 2. Whose Intentions? 3. What Kind of Intentions? 4. Why Should Intentions Count? 9. CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION 1. Two Basic Questions Part One: Moral Legitimacy 2. The Moral Legitimacy of the Constitution 3. The Legitimacy of Judicial Review Part Two: Interpretation 4. Any Sensible Originalism? 5. Alternative Methods? References Index |