Understanding Jurisprudence 6e Student Resources

Description

Below you can access the following resources to accompany Understanding Jurisprudence 6th edition by Raymond Wacks:

  • Reinforce your reading with self-marking multiple choice questions and receive immediate feedback
  • A series of interactive flashcards to test your understanding of the key philosophical terms used in jurisprudence
  • Advice from the author on coping with your jurisprudence course
  • Useful links to sources of further information
  • Journal articles relevant to jurisprudence

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Flashcard glossary

Further reading suggestions

Guidance and advice on studying jurisprudence

Useful links

Chapter 1 Self-test questions

What's it all about?

Chapter 2 Self-test questions

Natural law and morality

Chapter 3 Self-test questions

Classical legal positivism

Chapter 4 Self-test questions

Modern legal positivism

Chapter 5 Self-test questions

Dworkin and law's moral claims

Chapter 6 Self-test questions

Legal realism

Chapter 7 Self-test questions

Law and social theory

Chapter 8 Self-test questions

Historical and anthropological jurisprudence

Chapter 9 Self-test questions

Theories of justice

Chapter 10 Self-test questions

Rights

Chapter 11 Self-test questions

Why obey the law?

Chapter 12 Self-test questions

Why punish?

Chapter 13 Self-test questions

Critical legal theory

Chapter 14 Self-test questions

Feminist theory