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9781849460705 |
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1849460701 |
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340.1 |
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AMA.T |
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Amaya, Amalia, |
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| Title |
Tapestry of reason : |
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an inquiry into the nature of coherence and its role in legal argument / |
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Amalia Amaya. |
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Oxford, |
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Hart Publishing, |
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[2015] |
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xiii, 628 pages : |
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illustrations ; |
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24 cm. |
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European Academy of Legal Theory series |
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 559-604) and index. |
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Law |
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Methodology. |
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Law |
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Philosophy. |
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Law |
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Methodology. |
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fast |
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Law |
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Philosophy. |
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fast |
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European Academy of Legal Theory series. |
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Books |
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Introduction -- |
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Normative coherence : justification and interpretation -- |
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Coherence, evidence and proof -- |
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Coherence, knowledge and justification -- |
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Explanatory coherentism -- |
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Coherence and belief dynamics -- |
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Is coherence truth-conducive? -- |
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Practical coherence -- |
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Beyond reflective equilibrium -- |
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Discourse coherence -- |
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A coherence theory of legal reasoning. |
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<br/><br/> Cover; Half-title; Title; Copyright; Acknowledgements; Contents; Introduction; PART I: LEGAL COHERENTISM; 1. Normative Coherence, Justification and Interpretation; I. Coherence and Rationality in Legal Reasoning; II. A Weigh and Balance Model for Legal Coherence; III. Integrity, Holism and Interpretation; IV. Objections Against Coherence Theories of Legal Reasoning about Norms; V. Conclusions; 2. Coherence, Evidence and Proof; I. Probabilism and Evidential Reasoning in Law; II. Holistic Theories of Evidence and Legal Proof; III. Coherence and the Psychology of Legal Decision-Making.<br/> IV. Narrative Coherence in Legal Reasoning about FactsV. Critiques to Coherence Theories of Fact-Reasoning in Law; VI. Conclusions; PART II: INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES; 3. Coherence, Knowledge and Justification; I. Coherence, Foundations and the Structure of Epistemic Justification; II. BonJour's Epistemic Coherentism; III. Lehrer's Coherence Theory of Knowledge; IV. The Current State of the Coherence Theory of Epistemic Justification; V. Contextualism, Coherence and Epistemic Justification; VI. Conclusions; 4. Explanatory Coherentism; I. Explanationism.<br/> II. Coherence as Constraint SatisfactionIII. The Theory of Explanatory Coherence; IV. Non-Explanatory Kinds of Coherence; V. A Unified Account of Coherence-based Inference; VI. Challenges to Explanatory Coherentism; VII. Conclusions; 5. Coherence and Belief Dynamics; I. The AGM Model; II. AGM as a Coherence Theory of Belief Revision; III. Hansson's Theory of Semi-Revision; IV. Olsson on Coherence and Belief Revision; V. Belief Revision and Coherentist Epistemology; VI. Conclusions; 6. Is Coherence Truth-Conducive; I. Coherence, Realism and Anti-Realism; II. Coherence, Truth and Interpretation.<br/> III. Probability, Coherence and TruthIV. The Problem of Metajustification; V. Conclusions; 7. Practical Coherence; I. Specificationism; II. Coherentist Case-based Deliberation; III. Inference to the Most Coherent Plan; IV. Conclusions; 8. Beyond Reflective Equilibrium; I. The Method of Reflective Equilibrium; II. Balance and Refinement; III. Reasoning from Analogy and Difference; IV. Ethical Coherence as Constraint Satisfaction; V. Coherence, Truth and Objectivity in Ethics; VI. Conclusions; 9. Discourse Coherence; I. The Notion of Coherence in Discourse Theory.<br/> II. Theories of Discourse CoherenceIII. Coherence, Knowledge and Inference; IV. A Relevance Critique to Coherence Theories of Discourse; V. Coherence, Context and Rationality; VI. Conclusions; PART III: COHERENCE AND REASON IN LAW; 10. A Coherence Theory of Legal Reasoning; I. Redrawing a Map of Problems; II. The Building Blocks of the Coherence Theory; III. Legal Coherence as Constraint Satisfaction; IV. Inference to the Best Legal Explanation; V. Legal Justification by Optimal Coherence; VI. Coherence in Context; VII. The Problems of Coherentism Revisited; VIII. The Reasons for Coherence.<br/> Contents note continued: II.Coherentist Case-based Deliberation<br/> III.Inference to the Most Coherent Plan<br/> IV.Conclusions<br/> 8.Beyond Reflective Equilibrium<br/> I.The Method of Reflective Equilibrium<br/> II.Balance and Refinement<br/> III.Reasoning from Analogy and Difference<br/> IV.Ethical Coherence as Constraint Satisfaction<br/> V.Coherence, Truth and Objectivity in Ethics<br/> VI.Conclusions<br/> 9.Discourse Coherence<br/> I.The Notion of Coherence in Discourse Theory<br/> II.Theories of Discourse Coherence<br/> III.Coherence, Knowledge and Inference<br/> IV.A Relevance Critique to Coherence Theories of Discourse<br/> V.Coherence, Context and Rationality<br/> pt. III COHERENCE AND REASON IN LAW<br/> 10.A Coherence Theory of Legal Reasoning<br/> I.Redrawing a Map of Problems<br/> II.The Building Blocks of the Coherence Theory<br/> III.Legal Coherence as Constraint Satisfaction<br/> IV.Inference to the Best Legal Explanation<br/> V.Legal Justification by Optimal Coherence<br/> Contents note continued: VI.Coherence in Context<br/> VII.The Problems of Coherentism Revisited<br/> VIII.The Reasons for Coherence<br/> IX.Coherence, Legal Reasoning and Legal Theory<br/> X.Conclusions.<br/><br/> |
