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the danger of studying too much legal theory
R.I.P.
Joseph Raz faleceu.
We are united by our relations to a common history, a common heritage of cuisines, architecture, crafts, professional and leisure activities, arts and literature, and more which shape our imagination, providing us with the memory of smells and colours and patterns of response, and mutual expectations, which enable us to understand each other, and open avenues for individual development and creativity within the common bonds, individuality which makes itself understood to others, because its roots are in the common culture, and which can be freer and richer because of the richness from which it derives. Interpretations of cultural goods, of history and psychology, are crucial to these processes precisely because they combine preservation with change, plurality with relating to a common core, the common object of interpretation.
Joseph Raz interviewed by Richard Marshall at 3:AM Magazine. from normativity to responsibility etc
If I posted on Facebook: I consent to be ruled by the British Government, people would think I was joking.
- Joseph Raz, Quain Lectures, UCL, 23 April 2013
Worlds collide
When Joseph Raz discusses the rule of law a the world of Twitter