| 词汇 | example_english_jurisprudential |
| 释义 | Examples of jurisprudentialThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Jurisprudential counterparts are found in legal realism, neo-legal positivism, critical legal studies, and the economic theory of law (rational choice theory). My preliminary remarks on "so-called incorporation" explain why the problem of the boundaries of law is an unprofitable focus for a jurisprudential discussion. For there are no grounds for attributing to ordinary speakers a notion of jurisprudential progress corresponding to the notion of scientific progress. The promulgation question has been treated occasionally in the jurisprudential literature, although typically only as a subordinate theorem. But this is not to deny the mere possibility that they might come to rely on jurisprudential expertise at some later time. Indeed, how could the extension of "law" be fixed if not by what jurisprudential inquiry reveals law to be? The paper will not undertake a jurisprudential analysis in the sense of examining either the nature of public law or legal theory. The doctrinal paradox, as presented in the jurisprudential literature, consists in the fact that the two procedures described yield different outcomes. Or are his criticisms trained instead on a caricature of the doctrines that are actually advanced by jurisprudential positivists? An additional and complex factor appropriate for jurisprudential consideration, as many feminist theorists appreciate, is that of the gender of the applicant. But it is important, at least from a jurisprudential vantage point, to know what is being done by such a judge. The former question has been a key concern for abstract legal sociological and jurisprudential debates. The debate between the corrective justice theorists and the economists raises a more purely jurisprudential question about what legal theories must do to be acceptable. The great wars between the major jurisprudential schools will most certainly rage on, and this paper is not likely to change the way of things. One can imagine two sorts of answers, each corresponding to one of the two major jurisprudential schools of thought. We need to distinguish between "natural law" as a moral tradition and "natural law" as a jurisprudential tradition. They may turn out to be false, moreover, in the light of jurisprudential inquiry. But such a survey also suggests the important legalpolitical distinctions drawn between different types and ranks of associations in this jurisprudential hierarchy. Only those properties that satisfy the metasemantic constraint can qualify as an answer to any of the jurisprudential questions we have identified. But ordinary speakers lack even such rudimentary beliefs about the existence of jurisprudential experts. The jurisprudential critique of such ideas holds some lessons for the revival of civil society. The methodological task seems fundamental because is has the potential to enable legal theorists to reach both agreement and meaningful disagreement and to advance our understanding of substantive jurisprudential views. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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