Which coercion, which method, which normativity?
The author, like Himma, conceives law as essentially coercive. However, she maintains that his Coercion Thesis lends itself to various criticisms. She also expresses doubts about his views on conceptual analysis and his conclusions regarding the normativity of law. Finally, she believes that Himma p...
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2021
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| Résumé: | The author, like Himma, conceives law as essentially coercive. However, she maintains that his Coercion Thesis lends itself to various criticisms. She also expresses doubts about his views on conceptual analysis and his conclusions regarding the normativity of law. Finally, she believes that Himma provides a misleading account of Hart’s ideas on the relationships between law and force. |
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