Онтоэпистемологические основания философии права герберта харта

Schole 4 (1):137-148 (2010)
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The article seeks to instantiate the distinctive features and basic research strategies in legal ontology as they are presented in the early works by the famous Oxford philosopher of law Herbert Hart, published before his major book The Concept of Law. The author tries to isolate the most salient aspects of the analytical legal tradition applicable to Russian legal theory, which can bridge the existing gap between these approaches despite considerable difference both in their background and methodology.

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Vitaly Ogleznev
Universität Bremen

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