A Treatise of legal Philosophy and general Jurisprudence, Volume V: Legal reasoning : A cognitive approach to the law

Table of contents:
A Note on the Author XXI;
Preface XXIII;
Introduction XXV;
Part I Legal Reasoning and Practical Rationality 1;
Chapter 1 - Practical Rationality 3;
Chapter 2 - Basic Forms of Reasoning 47;
Chapter 3 – The Doxification of Practical Reasoning 87;
Chapter 4 – Rationalisation, Reflexivity, Universality 121;
Chapter 5 - Bounded Rationality: Cognitive Delegation 145;
Chapter 6 - Bounded Rationality: Factors 177;
Chapter 7 - Preference-Based Reasoning: Rules 195;
Chapter 8 - Preference-Based Reasoning: Factors 221;
Chapter 9 - Multi-Agent Practical Reasoning 241;
Chapter 10 - Collective Intentionality 267;
Chapter 11 - Collective Cognition and Dialogues 303;
Chapter 12 - Cognitive and Legal Bindingness 331;
Chapter 13 - The Foundation of Legal Bindingness 357;
Part II Legal Logic 387;
Chapter 14 – Law and Logic 387;
Chapter 15 - Classical Logic and the Law 405;
Chapter 16 – Actions 439;
Chapter 17 - Deontic Notions 453;
Chapter 18 – Negation, Permission, and Completeness 479;
Chapter 19 – Obligational Concepts 499;
Chapter 20 – Normative Conditionals and Legal Inference 521;
Chapter 21 – Varieties of Normative Conditionals 549;
Chapter 22 – Potestative Concepts 577;
Chapter 23 – Proclamations 589;
Chapter 24 – Proclamative Power 613;
Chapter 25 – Normative Texts and Sources of Law 637;
Chapter 26 – Argumentation Frameworks 669;
Chapter 27 – Argument Logic 695;
Chapter 28 – Cases and Theory Construction 735;
Chapter 29 – Theory-Based Dialectics 751;
Conclusion 791;
Bibliography 793;
Index of Subjects 821;
Index of names 839.