The Crisis of Democratic Theory: Scientific Naturalism & the Problem of Value |
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Contents
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Methodology Morals | 31 |
Logic Metaphor | 47 |
The Rise of Legal Realism | 74 |
The New Study of Politics | 95 |
America the Rise of European | 117 |
Counterattack | 139 |
Crisis in Jurisprudence | 159 |
Relativist Democratic Theory | 235 |
America as a Normative Concept | 267 |
Notes | 273 |
A Note on Sources | 316 |
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