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23George Duke on Aristotle, Politics, and Nomos: Review of George Duke’s Aristotle and Law: The Politics of Nomos (review)Criminal Law and Philosophy 17 (1): 217-221. 2023.
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12The humanity of private law. Part I: Explanation: by Nicholas J. Mcbride, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2018, pp. 296, £80.00 (Hbk), ISBN 9781509911950 (review)Jurisprudence 10 (4): 597-606. 2019.Volume 10, Issue 4, December 2019, Page 597-606.
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8The humanity of private law. Part I: Explanation: by Nicholas J. Mcbride, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2018, pp. 296, £80.00 (Hbk), ISBN 9781509911950 (review)Jurisprudence 10 (4): 597-606. 2019.The aim of this review is to comment on two main issues: (i) the critiques that McBride addresses to competing accounts of private law (I claim that they miss the mark) and (ii) the account of human flourishing that McBride sees as underlying English private law, which he calls the ‘RP’ (‘RP’ stands both for ‘reflective picture’ and ‘received picture’ of human flourishing). I raise some worries about the nature and content of the RP as explained by McBride.
Joaquín Reyes
University of Edinburgh
Universidad Finis Terrae
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