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Theories of Jurisprudence

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Mind Map on Theories of Jurisprudence, created by joe.-lloyd on 22/09/2014.

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Theories of Jurisprudence

Normative
1. Natural
  1. Ancient
    1. St. Augustine
      1. Divine Law
    2. Aristotle
      1. Just/Unjust
    3. St. Thomas Aquinas
      1. Divine and just/unjust
  2. Modern
    1. Enlightenment
      1. Spurred Revolutions
    2. Lon Fuller
      1. Procedural Naturalism (Individual autonomy)
    3. Rights Revolution
      1. Race/Gender
    4. Ronald Dworkin
      1. Individual Rights (Judges)
2. Positive
  1. Ancient
    1. Sir Edward Coke
    2. Sir William Blackstone
      1. Uniformity
    3. Sir Henry Maine
      1. Historical Jurisprudence (Written Law as Highest)
    4. Roscoe Pound
      1. Sociological Jurisprudence
  2. Modern
    1. Bentham
      1. Utilitarianism
    2. Austin
      1. Analytical Jurisprudence
    3. Hart
    4. Progressive Movement
      1. Industrial Revolution
Empirical
1. Legal Realism
2. Law/Economics
3. Critical Legal Studies
4. Femenism
  1. Liberal
  2. Relational
  3. Radical
  4. Critical Race
5. Critical Race Theory
6. Postmodernism

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