Metaethical Issues in Contemporary Legal Philosophy

0. Introduction; 1. Constitutivism and Social Reality; 2. Ascriptivism, Life Forms, and Recognition. On the Social Constitution of Normativity; 3. Moral Ignorance, Wrongness and Responsibility for Negligent Actions that Arise due to "Belonging to a Group": Steps Towards an Aristotelian Constitutivism; 4. Constitutivism and the Normativity of Social Practices: The Case of Law; 5. Robustly Enough: A Constitutivist Explanation of Legal Normativity; 6. Closure of Normative Competence in Legal Systems; 7. Constitutivism about Practical Reasons and the Idea of Legal Norm; 8. The Sanctioner's Dilemma: A Kantian Constitutivist Approach; 9. Towards a Neo-Hartian Account of the "Natural" Relation between Law and Coercion: Distinct, Rational, Necessary, and Quasi-Constitutivist; 10. Robert Alexy's Legal Constitutivism

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• Ética e filosofia moral
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Jurisprudence;Legal Theory;Moral Philosophy;Meta-Ethics;Constitutivism;Agency;Normativity;Kant;Alexy;Hart