Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. PREFACE V
3. CONTENTS VII
4. WHAT IS JUSTICE? 1
5. THE IDEA OF JUSTICE IN THE HOLY SCRIPTURES 25
6. PLATONIC JUSTICE 82
7. ARISTOTLE'S DOCTRINE OF JUSTICE 110
8. THE NATURAL-LAW DOCTRINE BEFORE THE TRIBUNAL OF SCIENCE 137
9. A " DYNAMIC " THEORY OF NATURAL LAW 174
10. ABSOLUTISM AND RELATIVISM IN PHILOSOPHY AND POLITICS 198
11. VALUE JUDGMENTS IN THE SCIENCE OF LAW 209
12. THE LAW AS A SPECIFIC SOCIAL TECHNIQUE 231
13. WHY SHOULD THE LAW BE OBEYED? 257
14. THE PURE THEORY OF LAW AND ANALYTICAL JURISPRUDENCE 266
15. LAW, STATE, AND JUSTICE IN THE PURE THEORY OF LAW 288
16. CAUSALITY AND RETRIBUTION 303
17. CAUSALITY AND IMPUTATION 324
18. SCIENCE AND POLITICS 350
19. NOTES 376