Jurisprudence: Theory and Context by Brain H. Bix
Brain is a professor of law and Philosophy at University of
Minnesota. The book which I am reviewing is 7th edition published in 2015. The
book is of introductory nature for young students. However, it is better to
have some basic idea about jurisprudence and the theories of law, before
reading this book. The book is mind-blowing, and it is helpful for the people
who don’t have any idea of Philosophy, especially the student of B.Sc. LL.B.
and B.BA. LL.B. In the very beginning author marks that this book in not to
replace the general text books and original works of jurists. In my
consideration, this book is an addition of text books, and will be helpful to
dismiss the doubts of young students. The book touches the practicality of
jurisprudential theories and it brings the fictional ideas to
applicability.
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