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Legal Philosophy resources

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Online Notes for Introductory Jurisprudence

NOW UPDATED: 19/3/05. Written and compiled by a TC Beirne School of Law student. The author bears all responsibility for the notes.

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An ever-growing page of useful links for legal philosophy: includes relevant journals, PhD opportunities, postgraduate scholarships, and philosophical organisations.

Online Paper Series

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2005 Paper #1

Leskiewicz, M, "Towards an Ontological Revival of Legal Theory, Part I: Methodological Critiques, Sources, and Recommendations". Text available here.

2005 Paper #2

Leskiewicz, M, "Towards an Ontological Revival of Legal Theory, Part II: Methodological Ethics, Bourdieu, Giddens and De Certeau". Text available here.

2005 Paper #3

Leskiewicz, M, "Centre for the History of European Discourses Summer Project Report on the History and Theory of the Law of Evidence" . Text available here.

2005 Paper #4

Keenan, S " How Iraq became illegal: Language, violence and the constitution of illegality in international law" . Text available here.

2005 Paper #5

Leskiewicz, M, "Comparative Law Methodology, Legal Culture and Epistemology of Law." Text available here.

2005 Paper #6

Leskiewicz, M, "The Construction of Commercial Contracts: Towards A Social Theory of Construction." Text available here.

2005 Paper #7

Leskiewicz, M, "Does Diversity on the Bench Matter? Towards a Social Theory of Statutory Interpretation." Text available here.

2005 Paper #8

Leskiewicz, M, "Notes Towards a Healthy Legal Culture: Revitilising the Epistemology and Pedagogy of Law." Text available here.