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Which discipline does jurisprudence primarily belong to?
Which discipline does jurisprudence primarily belong to?
- Sociology
- Politics
- History
- Philosophy (correct)
When did modern jurisprudence begin?
When did modern jurisprudence begin?
- In the 17th century
- In the 19th century
- In the 16th century
- In the 18th century (correct)
What are the first principles on which modern jurisprudence is based?
What are the first principles on which modern jurisprudence is based?
- Natural law, civil law, and the law of nations (correct)
- International law, environmental law, and human rights law
- Religious law, common law, and customary law
- Constitutional law, criminal law, and administrative law
What are the two ways in which general jurisprudence can be divided?
What are the two ways in which general jurisprudence can be divided?
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What does contemporary philosophy of law primarily address?
What does contemporary philosophy of law primarily address?
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Jurisprudence Overview
- Jurisprudence primarily belongs to the discipline of law.
Origins of Modern Jurisprudence
- Modern jurisprudence began in the 19th century, marking a shift in legal thought.
First Principles of Modern Jurisprudence
- Modern jurisprudence is based on principles such as rights, justice, and the rule of law.
Divisions of General Jurisprudence
- General jurisprudence can be divided in two ways:
- By distinguishing between natural law and positive law.
- By differentiating between theoretical and practical jurisprudence.
Contemporary Philosophy of Law
- Contemporary philosophy of law primarily addresses questions regarding the nature of law, its relationship to morality, and the role of legal institutions in society.
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