Titlebook: Cognition of the Law; Toward a Cognitive S Luigi Cominelli Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018 leg

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Nature, Evolution, and Law,iculated or proposed in a convincing and organic way a theory of the motives of human behavior that can adequately explain the legal phenomenon. In part, this is because, as Gallino (1982, p. 99) has argued, the social sciences have until recently been deprived of a theory of social behavior, stuck

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Conclusion,ntific utility. The social sciences, whenever they remain in isolation, find it increasingly difficult to formulate plausible predictions or explanations, and can only provide partially verifiable theories. Human beings are cultural animals due to their biology: they are “animals” because they have

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The Social Subject as a Legal Actor,der each his own” [Digest 1.1.10; Watson 1985, p. 2]). The very fact that we are now witnessing a renewed debate on collective rights and action shows that the perception of the law we have inherited has always been intrinsically individualistic.

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Conclusion, draw on the paradigms of cognitive science, among the others needed to form a full picture of our attitudes to the law. Sociologically, the law can be seen as a super-meme: a biosocial constraint that develops in complex societies. The super-meme hypothesis may explain the spurious contradiction be

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Wrap-up: So hinterlassen Sie Spurender each his own” [Digest 1.1.10; Watson 1985, p. 2]). The very fact that we are now witnessing a renewed debate on collective rights and action shows that the perception of the law we have inherited has always been intrinsically individualistic.

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