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Employing recent advances in philosophy of language to elucidate key aspects of legal communication, this volume examines how the language of legal directives can determine the content of the law, thereby enabling a better understanding of the boundaries between normative and li…
The close connection between philosophy of language and philosophy of law has been recognized for decades through the work of many influential legal philosophers. This volume brings recent advances in philosophy of language to bear on contemporary debates about the nature of law…
Employing recent advances in philosophy of language to elucidate key aspects of legal communication, this volume examines how the language of legal directives can determine the content of the law, thereby enabling a better understanding of the boundaries between normative and li…
"The close connection between philosophy of language and philosophy of law has been recognized for decades through the work of many influential legal philosophers. This volume brings recent advances in philosophy of language to bear on contemporary debates about the nature of la…
Employing recent advances in philosophy of language to elucidate key aspects of legal communication, this volume examines how the language of legal directives can determine the content of the law, thereby enabling a better understanding of the boundaries between normative and li…
This new collection by Professor Diana Eades addresses the way non-traditional language Aboriginal speakers of English use and speak English. Here she draws together some of her best writing over the past thirty years. Older chapters are brought up to date with contemporary refl…
The Chinese language, "unique in its writing form and linguistic structure and in the way it represents the world," is central to an understanding of Chinese law, as law is always coded in language. In his linguistic analysis of Chinese law, Cao (languages and linguistics, Griff…
The Chinese language, "unique in its writing form and linguistic structure and in the way it represents the world," is central to an understanding of Chinese law, as law is always coded in language. In his linguistic analysis of Chinese law, Cao (languages and linguistics, Griff…