ESSAYS ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF LAW

Discover the fascinating world of the philosophy of law with essays by Herbert L.A. Hart, one of the most outstanding theorists of the 20th century. This publication is a collection of 17 essays that address key issues at the intersection of law and philosophy, offering a unique perspective on British and American legal practice. Immerse yourself in a reading that combines erudition with accessibility, thanks to the author's flexible language.

• In-depth analysis of legal and philosophical issues
• Accessible language thanks to the school of common language
• Detailed information about British and American legal practice
• Case studies and historical information enriching the content
• Building bridges between Anglo-Saxon and continental legal thought
• Introduction written by Jan Woleński

Herbert L.A. Hart, considered one of the most important philosophers of law of the 20th century, presents in his essays a wide range of topics, from the theory of law to its practical application. His works are characterized by extraordinary precision and depth of analysis, which makes them extremely valuable for law students, lawyers and anyone interested in the philosophy of law. Hart, as a representative of the school of common language, ensures that his texts are understandable and accessible, avoiding unnecessary hermeticism.

This book is not only a collection of essays, but also an invitation to dialogue with one of the most outstanding minds of our time. Hart analyzes the common law system, which is exotic for lawyers from the continental legal culture, while showing that both cultures have common problems. Thanks to this, this reading becomes a bridge between different legal traditions, enabling a better understanding of law as a global phenomenon.

Wolters Kluwer Publishing House, known for its high-quality legal publications, provides readers with a carefully prepared edition that will meet the expectations of even the most demanding recipients. This book is not only compulsory reading for law students, but also a valuable addition to the library of every lawyer and philosopher. The 172x246 mm format and 392 pages ensure comfortable reading and the possibility of delving into each of the issues raised.

The year of publication 2024 guarantees that the reader receives the latest knowledge and analyzes that are current and relevant in the context of contemporary legal and philosophical challenges. Hart's essays are a reading that inspires thinking and searching for answers to fundamental questions about law and justice. This is a position that should be on the shelf of anyone who wants to understand the essence of law and its impact on our lives.