Lloyd’s Introduction to Jurisprudence – Ninth Edition | Michael Freeman

Author: Michael Freeman FBA

Emeritus Professor of English Law, University College London.

Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell

Edition: Ninth Edition – South Asian Edition

Year: 2014

Why Choose This Book?

A well-established textbook for understanding the theories, schools and intellectual foundations of jurisprudence, this ninth edition brings together the writings of leading legal thinkers with critical introductory explanations. It covers the development of legal thought from classical philosophers to contemporary theorists, helping readers understand not only what different jurists argued, but also how their ideas shape legal reasoning. With new chapters on human rights, globalisation, legal order, law, language and literature, it is a valuable resource for law students, teachers and researchers.

About the Book

Lloyd’s Introduction to Jurisprudence provides a wide-ranging study of legal philosophy and jurisprudential thought. It combines explanatory commentary with extracts from authoritative works by more than 100 jurists, including thinkers from Aristotle to Dworkin. The ninth edition includes new chapters on the Philosophy of Human Rights and Globalisation and the Legal Order, along with Law, Language and Literature, and more than 30 new extracts from modern sources. It helps readers examine classical and contemporary legal theories, compare different schools of jurisprudence and develop a deeper understanding of the relationship between law, society and justice.

Related Subjects

• Jurisprudence and Legal Philosophy

• Schools of Legal Thought

• Philosophy of Human Rights

• Legal Theory and Constitutional Thought

• Law, Language and Literature

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Caveat Legalis

This is an academic textbook on jurisprudence and legal philosophy. It is intended to support the study and analysis of legal theories and should not be treated as a substitute for current legislation, judicial decisions or jurisdiction-specific legal advice.

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