The Province of Jurisprudence Determined and The Uses of the Study of Jurisprudence (Hackett Classics)
by John Austin
John Austin's classic lectures define jurisprudence as a science of positive law, distinguishing legal rules from moral principles and establishing the analytical method for legal study.
About This Book
This volume presents John Austin's influential lectures on jurisprudence, establishing key distinctions between law and morality.
The work examines the command theory of law and the analytical approach to legal study.
Readers encounter foundational concepts that shaped modern legal positivism and the scientific study of law.
The text remains essential for understanding the development of legal theory and the boundaries of jurisprudence as a discipline.
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