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100 1 $aCotterrell, Roger$q(Roger B. M.)
245 10 $aEmile Durkheim :$blaw in a moral domain /$cRoger Cotterrell.
260 $aStanford, Calif. :$bStanford University Press,$c1999.
300 $axii, 276 p. ;$c25 cm.
440 0 $aJurists-- profiles in legal theory
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [259]-268) and index.
505 0 $aThe Context of Durkheim's Legal Thought -- A sociological project -- Sociology's ambition -- A career -- Law in sociology, sociology in law -- Functional analysis -- Positivism -- The philosophical vocation of sociology -- A moral mission -- The malady of the infinite -- Aspects of biography -- The political context -- Economy and society -- Curing society's malady -- A legal environment -- Law as index -- Reaching out to lawyers -- Legal scholarship and social change -- Sociology in legal philosophy -- Legal influences in sociology -- Law in Culture -- Law, morality, belief -- A focus of belief -- Morality, religion and law -- Sociology as a key to morality -- The nature of moral rules -- Legal rules as a category of moral rules -- Law beyond morality? -- Crime and punishment -- Crime and collective sentiments -- The problem of regulatory offences -- Punishment, morality and utility -- Punishment and the nature of the state -- Functions of crime and punishment -- Variations in punishment -- The evolution of punishment -- Legal evolution -- The legal evolution thesis -- Law as a sociological concept -- Testing Durkheim -- Uses of history -- Religion and early law -- The birth of individual rights -- Legal Values and Social Complexity -- Moral foundations of modern law -- Modern law: the early thesis -- Modern law: an alternative later thesis? -- The morality of restitutive law -- The cult of the individual -- The nature of rights -- Contract -- Two approaches to contract -- Contract and status -- Social origins of contractual obligation -- The morality of reciprocity -- Contract, individualism and solidarity -- Property, inheritance and family law -- Property rights and solidarity -- Property and individualism -- The evolution of property rights -- Inheritance and the limits of property -- Family, marriage and divorce -- Law, State and Politics -- The state and democracy -- The place of politics -- The function of the state -- The authority of the state -- Democracy -- Legal obligation -- Making and interpreting law -- The legislative function -- Making law, interpreting law -- Officials, experts and citizens -- Devolution of regulation -- Political action and political ideals -- Law as an obstacle to solidarity -- A context of law reform -- A cry of misery -- A radical jurist in Durkheim's world -- The credit right of labour -- Legal allegiance to what? -- The moralistic perspective -- Two virtues -- Individualism and rights -- Power and force -- A focal meaning of law -- A coherent view of morality? -- Can we believe in law? -- The sociological perspective -- Positivism and its discontents -- The organisation of organic solidarity -- Varieties of community -- Messages from the past.
600 10 $aDurkheim, Emile,$d1858-1917
650 0 $aLaw$xPhilosophy.
650 0 $aLaw and ethics.
650 0 $aEthics, Modern$y20th century.
948 $a06/02/2000$b06/02/2000
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