Law and Philosophy of Language

Academic legal production, when it focuses on the study of law, generally grasps this concept on the basis of a reference to positive law and its practice. This book differs clearly from these analyses and integrates the legal approach into the philosophy of normative language, philosophical realism and pragmatism.

Autorentext

Pascal Richard is Lecturer in Public Law at the University of Toulon, France.

Inhalt

1. The constitutional judge to the test of transgression: the example of the decision of March 26, 2020 2. The category of "fundamental rights": fundamentality or the virtue of importance 3. Is it still possible to criticise the Council of State? For a logical examination of the validity of the administrative judge's "creations" 4. The meaning of the fault "as such...." 5. Dispositional concepts" in law 6. The impossible experience of rapport in the work of Professor A. Conte... 7. The ordinariness of a political commitment and its normativities