| Preface |
| Overview, Purpose and Methodology / Chapter 1： |
| The Possibility of General Jurisprudence / Chapter 2： |
| Transforming the Question / Chapter 3： |
| Conceptual Questions and Jurisprudence / Chapter 4： |
| H. L. A. Hart and Legal Positivism / Chapter 5： |
| Hans Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law / Chapter 6： |
| Natural Law Theory and John Finnis / Chapter 7： |
| Understanding Lon Fuller / Chapter 8： |
| Ronald Dworkin's Interpretative Approach / Chapter 9： |
| Rights and Rights Talk / Chapter 10： |
| Boundary Lines in Law / Chapter 11： |
| Will and Reason / Chapter 12： |
| Authority, Finality and Mistake / Chapter 13： |
| Precedent and Statutory Interpretation / Chapter 14： |
| Legal Enforcement of Morality / Chapter 15： |
| The Obligation to Obey the Law / Chapter 16： |
| American Legal Realism / Chapter 17： |
| Economic Analysis of Law / Chapter 18： |
| Modern Critical Perspectives / Chapter 19： |
| Suggested Further Readings |
| Bibliography |
| Index |
| Preface |
| Overview, Purpose and Methodology / Chapter 1： |
| The Possibility of General Jurisprudence / Chapter 2： |
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