Law is the core content of social and political life. It embodies our culture and reflects our value standards. No society can be properly understood or explained without a clear and coherent idea of law. But what is law? What role does law play in social life? How does the law relate to our rights?
This book explores core questions such as these that have long fascinated not just jurists and philosophers but all those who think about the relationship between law and justice, morality, and democracy.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! It explores some core questions about law, such as its definition, role and relationship to rights. I especially like the author's reflections on the relationship between law and morality, justice and democracy. The ideas in the book are clear and easy to understand, which gave me a deeper understanding of the law. Recommended to friends who are interested in law and philosophy!
This book is very interesting! It explores some core questions about law, such as its definition, role and relationship to rights. I especially like the author's reflections on the relationship between law and morality, justice and democracy. The ideas in the book are clear and easy to understand, which gave me a deeper understanding of the law. Recommended to friends who are interested in law and philosophy!
A very good law book