Introduction: A Grammar of Law in Context and Action

PART Ⅰ: LAW AND MORALITY: BASES OF A PRAXEOLOGICAL APPROACH

1 Law and Morality: Constructs and Models

2 The Morality of Cognition: The Normativity of Ordinary Reasoning

3 Law in Action: A Praxeological Approach to Law and Justice

PART Ⅱ: LAW IN CONTEXT AND IN ACTION

4 Law in Context: Legal Activity and the Institutional Context

5 Procedural Constraint: Sequentialty, Routine and Formal Correctness

6 Legal Relevance: The Production of Factuality and Legality

PART Ⅲ: A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR OF LEGAL CONCEPTS

7 From Law in the Books to Law in Action: Egyptian Criminal Law between Doctrine, Case Law, Jurisprudence and Practice

8 The Natural Person: The Contingent and Contextual Production of Legal Personality

9 The Production of Causality: A Praxeological Grammar of the Use of Causal Concepts

10 Intention in Action: The Teleological Orientation of the Parties to Criminal Cases

PART Ⅳ: PRAXEOLOGICAL STUDY OF JUDGMENTS ON MORALITY

11 Morality on Trial: Structure and Intelligibility of the Court Sentence

12 Questions of Morality: Sequential, Structured Organization of the Interrogation

13 The Categories of Morality: Homosexuality between Perversion and Debauchery

Conclusion: The Morality of Judgment and the Judgment of Morality: A Praxeological Approach

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Index