Extending Deontic Logic for the Formalisation of Legal Rules (Law and Philosophy Library, 36)
by L.L. M.M. Royakkers, L.L. Royakkers
This scholarly work extends deontic logic to formalize legal rules, integrating philosophy and law. It provides frameworks for representing normative legal concepts with precision, aiding in the analysis of obligations and permissions in legal systems. Part of the Law and Philosophy Library, it supports advanced research in legal theory.
About This Book
Extending Deontic Logic for the Formalisation of Legal Rules presents approaches to enhance deontic logic in the context of legal systems. The work focuses on adapting logical structures to better represent normative aspects of law.
As part of the Law and Philosophy Library series, it addresses the challenges of applying formal logic to philosophical and legal reasoning. The authors delve into the formalization process, emphasizing precision in rule representation.
This volume serves as a resource for scholars interested in the logical foundations of legal theory. It highlights the importance of deontic logic in analyzing obligations and permissions within legal frameworks.
Through its exploration, the book bridges philosophy and jurisprudence, offering tools for more accurate modeling of legal norms.
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