01409     2200241   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036008004100056020001800097041000800115082000800123084001400131100001800145245006000163260006100223300002900284500002000313504001600333520074900349650002101098990002401119990002401143INLIS00000000000227420221025044035  a0010-0520002274221025                |          | eng    a81-7534-168-8  aeng  a340  a340 STO p0 aStone, Julius14aProvide and Function of Law /cA Study in Jurisprudence  aDelhi :bAsosiasi Pengajar HTN dan HAn Jawa Timur,c2000  a1xiii,783 P;23cm ;c23cm  aIndeks : indeks  abibliografi  aAnglo-American juristic interests have been largely concentrated, in the century since Austin, on the logic of the law, on the effort to view the precepts of the legal system in whole or in part as a logically self-consistent system. Increasingly, however, the attention of a restless world is being directed towards two other questions. One of these is the question of justice. What are the ideals to which the legal order ought to conform? - the central question of the theory of justice. The other question concerns law as a social reality. It inquires concerning the actual effects of the law upon men's attitudes and behaviour, and the effects of these latter upon the law. This brief series of questions sets the boundaries of the present 4aLaw - Philosophy  a00896/MKRI-P/I-2005  a00896/MKRI-P/I-2005