JURISPRUDENCE as a brief story by Alexander B R Ö S T L Košice 2014/2015 by JURISPRUDENCE The aim of these lessons is to provide the  students of Jurisprudence by a basic and clear analysis of the major and most important theories in this field. The main theories are explained with discussion of their proper context. Contents include:  On Jurisprudence in General  Classical Doctrine of Natural Law (Plato,  Aristotle, Augustine, Aquinas, Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau) Classical Positivism (J. Bentham, J. Austin)  Pure Theory of Law (H. Kelsen)  Naturalist’s Revival (L. L. Fuller, G. Radbruch)  The Concept of Law and of the Legal System (H.  L. A. Hart) Dworkin’s Theory of Principles  Justice Theory (J. Rawls)  BASICS AND SUGGESTED FURTHER READING   ARISTOTLE: Politics. London 1981.  ARISTOTLE: Nicomachean Ethics. Oxford 1908.  AUSTIN, J.: The Province of Jurisprudence Determined  (1832) and The Uses of the Study of Jurisprudence (1863). Indianopolis/ Cambridge 1954. BENTHAM, J.: An Introduction to the Principles of Morals  and Legislation. 1781. BENTHAM, J.: Of Laws in General. London 1970.  BIX, B.: Jurisprudence: Theory and Context. London 1999  (Fourth Edition 2006). BODENHEIMER, E.: Jurisprudence. The Philosophy and  Method of the Law. Cambridge (Mass.) – London 1962. DWORKIN, R.M.: Taking Rights Seriously. Cambridge  (Mass.) 1999. DWORKIN, R. M.: Law’s Empire. London 1986.  DWORKIN, R. M.: A Matter of Principle 1985.  DWORKIN, R. M.: Justice in Robes. Cambridge  (Mass.) - London 2006. FULLER, Lon L.: Morality of Law. New Haven 1969.  HARRIS, J. W.: Law and Legal Science. Oxford 1979.  HART, H. L. A.: The Concept of Law. Oxford 1961  (Second Edition, 1994). HART, H. L. A.: Law, Liberty and Morality. London  1963. HUME, D.: Political Essays. Cambridge 1994.  HOBBES, T.: Leviathan. Cambridge 1996.  KELSEN, H.: Pure Theory of Law. Berkeley 1967.  LOCKE, J.: Two Treatises of Government. Cambridge  – New York – Port Chester – Melbourne – Sydney 1960. MacCORMICK, N.: Institutions of Law. Oxford – New  York 2007. McCOUBREY, H. – WHITE, N. D.: Textbook on  Jurisprudence. London 1993. PLATO: The Laws. London 1970.  PLATO: The Republic. London 1987.  RADBRUCH, G.: Rechtsphilosophie.  Studienausgabe. Heidelberg 1999. RAWLS, J.: A Theory of Justice. Oxford 1972.  RAZ, J.: The Authority of Law. Essays on Law  and Morality. Oxford 1979. RIDDALL, J. G.: Jurisprudence. London, Boston,  etc. 1991. ROUSSEAU, J.-J.: The Social Contract.  Harmondsworth 1968. PŘIDALOVÁ, E. – TOZZI, K.: Legal English Part  I, Part II. Prague 2008. HI! THE WORKS OF ARISTOTLE Προβλήματα  Why is ...?  What is  this? I HAVE A PROBLEM: JURISPRUDENCE PROBLEM PROBLEM PROBLEM a) something put forward, b) a question set for solution, any thing, matter, person, etc., c) that is difficult to deal with PROBLEMS: 