INDEX

Aristotle and,

6–12, 55–57

Decisionism,

137–39

communitarianism in,

55–59

Deconstructionism

175–83, 189–93

Plato and,

3–6

Democracy

return to,

27–29

ancient concepts of,

2, 5, 6, 11

search for meaning,

1–3

attacks on,

138

Coase, Ronald

communitarianism and,

59–63

‘The problem of social Cost’,

128–29

consensus and,

46

Codes of law,

1

institutional,

69–72

Cohen, Felix,

141–42

radicalism and,

63–69, 78

Cohen, Jane Maslow,

132

Derrida, Jacques,

177–81,

Commerce,

93, 108–09

183, 187–88

‘The force of love’,

180

Communitarianism,

55–78

Descartes, René,

32

Aristotle on,

55–57, 62–63

democracy and,

59–63

Determinism,

118–21

in early modern England,

20–21

Devlin, Lord,

22, 24–26

modern views of,

28–29

Dewey, John,

139–41, 183

neo-Kantianism and,

41

Logical Method

radical,

63–69

and the Law,

140

solidarity and,

69–78

Distributive justice,

9–10

Comparative legal studies,

142–43

Divine law,

16

Connolly, William,

145, 171–72

Dracon,

1

Consensus,

46

Dreyfus case,

65

Constitution(s)

Duties, rights and,

37–38

Aristotle on,

10–11, 56

English,

19–22, 79–80

Dworkin, Ronald,

31, 41, 135

gender and,

71–72

Freedom's Law,

51, 53–54

interpretation of,

52–53

Law's Empire,

48, 49–51, 52

United States,

51, 52–53, 68

Life's Dominion,

26–27, 51–52

Constructivism,

35–36,

Taking Rights Seriously,

47–48

44–48, 49, 53

Contracts,

34

Economics

social contract,

21, 38, 44–45,

economic analysis of law,

127–30

84–86, 89–90

political economy,

105–36

Cornell, Drucilla,

163, 181–83

Marxism and,

116–23

neo-liberalism and,

124–36

Cowling, Maurice,

113–14

origins of,

105–16

Crime,

152–53

Education

Critical Legal Studies

Aristotle on,

7, 56

movement,

72, 74–75, 135,

democracy and,

61

156–63, 181–83

legal,

141, 158–61

Cromwell, Oliver,

80, 83–84

Plato on,

4–5

positivism and,

91, 92, 98

Cudworth, Damaris,

88

pragmatism and,

140, 141

Decentralisation,

21, 125

Eichmann, Adolf,

66–67

Elyot, Thomas

Book of the Governor,

58

Principles of Social Order,

24

English Constitution,

19–22, 79–80

‘Positivism and fidelity to law’, 23–24

Enlightenment,

31–33, 36–37

Functionalism,

142

Equality,

9–10, 162

Equity,

10

Gabel, Peter,

158–60

Erasmus of Rotterdam

Gadamer, Hans-Georg

Truth and Method,

48–49

The Education of a Christian Prince,

59

Manners for Children,

58

Galbraith, John Kenneth,

114–16,

Eternal law,

15

120–21, 150

Etzioni, Amitai,

63

Galileo Galilei,

81

Euclid

Gender,

64, 71–72

Elements,

81

feminism,

132, 135,

Euthanasia,

51

161–63,

181–83

Existentialism,

172

Germany, Nazi regime in,

23–24, 40,

Fairness,

10

43,138–39,

175–77

Feminism,

132, 135,

Getman, Jules,

161

161–63, 181–83

Gilligan, Carol,

161

Filmer, Robert

Godly commonwealth,

20–22

Patriarchia,

89

Finnis, John,

24

Goodrich, Peter,

181

Natural Law and

Government and politics

Natural Rights,

27–29

Aquinas on,

16–19

Fish, Stanley,

189, 190–91

Aristotle on,

10–11, 55–57

communitarian,

20–21, 28–29,

Fiss, Owen,

189–90

41, 55–78

Formalism, neo-Kantian,

41–42

democratic,

2, 5, 6, 11,

Foucault, Michel,

110, 144–53,

46, 59–72

155,165,

in early modern England,

19–22

Foucault on,

150–51

187

integrity in,

50–51

The Archaeology of Knowledge,

148

Kant on,

35, 36–37

Discipline and Punish,

151–53

morality and,

25–26, 27

The History of Sexuality,

149

natural law and,

10, 12–22

Madness and Civilisation,

148

neo-Kantianism and,

40–41, 46–47

‘Politics and the

Plato on,

3–6

study of discourse’,

150

political economy,

105–36

Truth and Power,

149

Marxism and,

116–23

Foundationalism,

184–85

neo-liberalism and,

124–36

France, French Revolution,

36

origins of,

105–16

Frug, Gerry,

158

positivism and,

82, 86–92,

94–95, 98–101

Frug, Mary Jo,

163

postmodernism and,

168–71

Fuller, Lon

solidarity and,

69–78

The Morality of Law,

Gray, John,

114

Greece

Human law,

16

See ancient Greece

Humanism,

58–59, 178

Hume, David,

22, 32,,

Habermas, Jürgen,

171

33, 92–95

Between Facts and Norms,

70–72

Enquiry Concerning

Hammurabi of Babylon,

1

the Principles of Morals,

92–93

Harm principle,

26

Treatise,

92

Harrington, James

Hunt, Alan,

158, 181

The Commonwealth of Oceana,

59

Hutchinson, Allan,

157–58, 191

Hart, Herbert,

22, 26, 27

The Concept of Law,

103–04

Inclusivity,

63–67

‘Positivism and the separation

Integrity,

49–51, 53–54

of law and morals’,

22–23

Interpretive community

Hayek, Friedrich,

97,

rights and,

47–49

124–26, 135

Irony,

159, 186

Law, Legislation and Liberty,

125

Isidore, Saint,

18

The Road to Serfdom,

124–25

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich,

119–20,

Islam,

12–13

124, 178

Phenomenology of Spirit,

116

James I, King,

79, 89

Heidegger, Martin,

175–77,

James II, King,

87

178, 183

James, William,

139

Being and Time,

176, 177, 178

Justice

Heraclitus of Ephesus,

2, 179

ancient concepts of,

2, 3–4, 6,

Hermeneutic theory,

48–49, 185

medieval concepts of,

8, 9–10

Hill, Christopher,

153

18

neo-Kantianism and,

41–42, 44–45

Historical determinism,

118–21

positivism and,

86, 89, 92–95,

Hitler, Adolf,

23, 139

99–100

Hobbes, Thomas,

79, 137,

postmodernism and,

179–80

scepticism and,

92–95

138, 147, 165

totalitarianism and,

65–66

Behemoth,

79, 80–81

De Cive,

80, 81, 85

A Dialogue between a

Kaldor-Hicks efficiency,

129

Philosopher and a Student

Kant, Immanuel,

23, 31, 32–33,

of the Common Laws

37, 40, 65,

of England,

79–80

146, 147

Leviathan

21, 79, 80,

81–86, 145

The Critique of Judgment,

33, 35–36, 67

Holmes, Oliver Wendell,

128, 141

The Critique of Practical Reason,

33, 34

The Critique of Pure Reason,

33

The Common Law,

140

Groundwork to the

Hooker, Richard,

59

Metaphysics of Morals,

33–34

Of the Laws of

The Metaphysics of Morals,

35, 37–39

Ecclesiastical Polity

19–20, 21

neo-Kantianism and,

40–47

Religion within the

MacKinnon, Catherine,

161–62

Limits of Reason Alone,

31–32

Madness,

148

Kelman, Mark,

135–36,

Maimonides,

13, 14, 15, 16

156, 160

Majury, Diane,

161

Kennedy, Duncan,

158–61

Malloy, Robin,

135

Keynes, John Maynard,

124

Malthus, Thomas

Klare, Karl,

157

Essay on the

Knowledge, Plato on,

3

Principle of Population,

110

Marcuse, Herbert,

31–32

Aristotle on,

7–9

Orphic religion,

1

communitarianism and,

72–73

Owen, Robert,

112–13

critique of modernity and,

31–39

Dworkin on,

52–54

Paine, Thomas

Foucault on,

149

law and,

22–27

Rights of Man,

59–60, 155

More, Thomas

Panopticon,

96, 152

Utopia,

59

Pareto efficiency,

129

Mosaic Law,

12, 13, 15

Parmenides,

2

Multiculturalism,

6

Paul of Tarsus, Saint,

12, 15

Murdoch, Iris,

166

Pericles of Athens,

2

Philosophy

Nationalism,

166–67

Aristotle and,

1, 6–11

Natural law,

10, 12–29

law and,

1

Plato and,

1, 3–6

Christianity and,

12, 13–22

pre-Socratic,

2

Natural rights,

60, 93, 95

Pigou, A,

128

Nazi regime,

23–24, 40, 43,

Plato,

1, 2–3, 7, 15

138–39, 175–77

The Laws,

2, 5–6

Neo-Kantianism,

40–47

Republic,

2, 3–5

Neo-liberalism,

124–36

Pluralism, neo-Kantian,

40, 47

Newton, Isaac,

81

Political economy

Nietzsche, Friedrich,

95, 159,

law and,

105–36

Marxism and,

116–23

166–71, 172–73

neo-liberalism and,

124–36

Beyond Good and Evil,

166–67

origins of,

105–16

The Birth of Tragedy,

167–68, 169, 173

Political justice,

10

Ecce Homo,

166

The Gay Science,

170

Politics

Thus Spoke Zarathustra,

169–71

See government and politics

The Will to Power,

171

Popper, Karl,

73, 124

Normative economics,

130

Popular soveriegnty,

23

Nozick, Robert

Positive economics,

130

Anarchy, State and Utopia,

126–27

Positivism,

22, 47, 79–104

Nussbaum, Martha

evolution of,

95–04

Cultivating Humanity,

61–62

origins of,

79–86

Posner, Richard,

128, 133

Oligarchy,

11

Economic Analysis of Law,

129–30

Order

‘The economics of

the baby shortage’,

131–32

Aristotle on,

9–11

The Problems of Jurisprudence,

133

Kantianism and,

31–32

Sex and Reason,

133–35

medieval theology and,

12, 13–19

Plato on,

3–6, 55

Postmodernism,

41, 146,

Oresme, Nicole,

105

158, 165–92

Original intent,

52–53

absurdism,

165–74

Foucault on,

149

Totalitarianism,

65–66

modern law and,

24–25, 27

Transaction costs,

128–29

Plato on,

4, 5–6

Turkey trot,

165

privacy of,

24–25

Tushnet, Mark,

157

Shaftesbury, Earl of,

87, 88, 89

Sidney, Philip,

58

Unger, Roberto,

72, 77–78,

Singer, Joseph,

157

157, 159

Slavery,

56–57, 106

The Critical Legal

Smart, Carol,

163

Studies Movement,

74–75

Smith, Adam,

96, 114, 135

Knowledge and Politics,

72–74

Theory of Moral Sentiment,

108

Law in Modern Society,

74

The Wealth of Nations,

108, 109–10

Passion,

75–76

Social contract,

21, 38, 44–45,

Politics,

75, 76–77

84–86, 89–90

United States of America

American Revolution,

36, 108

Socialism,

112–13, 114, 124

Constitution,

51, 52–53, 68

Society

democracy in,

60–61, 68–69

See government and politics

Utilitarianism,

81, 83, 91,

Socinianism,

88

95–101,102,

Socrates,

2–3, 4, 167

112–15

Solidarity,

69–78

Solon,

1

Varnhagen, Rahel,

64

Steiner, George,

175

Virtue

Strauss, Leo,

137

Aristotle on,

7–9, 39

Stravinsky, Igor,

165

Kant on,

39

Structuralism,

148

Suicide,

9, 34, 172–73

Wagner, Richard,

167

Weber, Max,

153

Tawney, RH,

153

Weinrib, Ernest,

41–42

Taxation,

111–12

Weisberg, Richard,

174

Taylor, Charles,

61

West, Robin,

161

Thales of Miletus,

2

Williams, Patricia,

162

Theology,

12, 13–22, 83

Wittgenstein, Ludwig,

103, 104

Theory of forms,

3, 7

Philosophical Investigations,

184

Thompson, Edward,

153–56

Tractatus,

183–84

Wolfenden Committee Report,

24–25

The Making of the

English Working Class,

154–55

Whigs and Hunters,

154

Thucydides,

80

Tocqueville, Alexis de

Democracy in America,

60–61

Tonnies, Ferdinand,

137