Titlebook: Living Lawfully; Love in Law and Law Zenon Bańkowski Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2001 Epistemology.Europe.Institut

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Nie Pozwalam,law. In particular I look at the tension between the freedom of the individual and the commitment to the collective. The debate seems to require either commitment to society or freedom of the individual. I will show that the debate cannot resolve itself into one or the other because both are importa

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Duty And Aspiration, that it had. We saw how in this legalistic world view there was both a psychological and a cognitive problem. How the desire for certainty led to the fixing of modes of ordering both of oneself and society by heteronomous rules; how the strength of this desire was so great that even when rules were

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The Market and Law, the intertwined concepts also become, in Fuller, identified with capitalism and market society and, as we shall see, this is true for writers of the left and of the right. What that means is that society gets identified to some extent at least with legalism and it seems, as we saw, contradictory to

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The Law of Love and the Love of Law,h allowing in any of the other side. If we leave it to the cash-line machine of the last chapter, it will take over and we will never be able to break out of that cycle. The story recalls those science fiction dystopias where law application and enforcement is given over to the hands of a computer/r

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,Don’t Think About It,nscribing the punishment on the body of the convict. Things are changing but the custodian of the machine still fiercely believes in it, patching it up with makeshift parts. He is so in its thrall, that when it appears to be breaking down, he submits himself to it to show its purity. It works on him

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