哈特的一生

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• In most case detection has been the result of a common sense question addressed to stranger in a country district. In many cases the questions 'Where are you?' "Where have you come from?' 'Where are you going?' have defeated a parachute agent uncertain of his whereabouts, and there is evidence that these simply questions are the most feared. (查看原文)

  Tacitus 2015-01-06 10:25:24

• The bottom line—that philosophy, and not history or the social sciences, was the foundational intellectual resource for legal theory—was never breached. From the outset, and throughout his life, Herbert not only believed that analytical jurisprudence was an autonomous intellectual terrain of distinctive important to lawyers, but also thought that Oxford was best advised to build on its relevant intellectual strengths and traditions. These were primarily philosophical, and—to the consternation of his American counterparts—he admitted to being afflicted by the 'Oxford disease' of 'an excessive distrust' of sociology. (查看原文)

  Tacitus 2015-03-06 17:15:06