Hart

H.L.A. Hart is the founder of modern legal philosophy and is among the most important philosophers of the 20th century. His 1961 publication 'The Concept of Law' has become an eternal classic in legal philosophy and has left a very profound mark on moral philosophy and political philosophy. In this book, Professor Matthew Kramer, based on 'The Concept of Law,' provides a set of guidelines and explanations for all scholars and students interested in legal philosophy to understand Hart's legal theory and the latest developments in contemporary legal philosophy, with an extremely clear framework, extremely accurate understanding and restatement, extremely skilled and easy-to-understand analysis and criticism, and extremely elegant and approachable writing. Among the academic works currently available on the market for analyzing, interpreting, and criticizing 'The Concept of Law,' this is a reliable and high-quality authoritative version.