Jurisprudence: Legal Philosophy in a Nutshell (Nutshell Series) 
asked by tsu on November 25, 2006 9:58 AM
Examines the central questions about the nature of law. What is law? How is it defined? What are the essential aspects? Divided into three sections, this authoritative text investigates the various theories of lawmetaphysical-rational epistemology, idealistic epistemology, and empiricist epistemology.
Reviews
Jurisprudence can be an intimidating subject. This book will help you understand complex legal issues, whether you are a law student or an individual concerned with legal philosophy. This book is comparable to the Real Property Nutshell book. I read both books prior to taking my Property and Jurisprudence classes in law school. As a result, I was much better prepared for the semester. Without a doubt, I recommend reading this book before you take you Jurisprudence, which is most likely a required class for your law school.
reviewed by radar on November 28, 2006 6:53 PM
