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Naturalism and the legal image of man
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Department of Philosophy of Law and Legal Ethics, Jagiellonian University (Poland), Email: l.kurek@uj.edu.pl.
AVTOR
Łukasz Kurek
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KEYWORDS
Naturalism in legal philosophy, normativity of law, folk psychology, law and psychology
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revija Revus
ŠTEVILKA PUBLIKACIJE ABS
32
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2017
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Klub Revus - Center za raziskovanje evropske Ustavnosti in demokracije
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SUMMARY
The first goal of this paper is to argue that the main reason why the naturalistic perspective on law does not gain traction in the literature is the prevailing legal image of man. According to this image, which has its roots in folk psychology, persons have the capacity to be authentically rational, i.e., they are able to recognize and to follow rules of rationality. The legal image of man is a powerful conceptual tool, used by legal theorists and practitioners to make sense of human behaviour in the legal context. However, I argue in this paper that this image seems to be in conflict with its scientific counterpart. The second goal of the chapter is to assess three stances toward the relation between the legal and the scientific images of man: revisionism, autonomy and integrationism.
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