Rules, norms and principles

a conceptual framework

Paul Boghossian

3-11

Separating rules from normativity

Jaap Hage

13-29

Communalism, correction and nihilistic solitary rule-following arguments

William Knorpp

31-46

Knowing way too much

a case against semantic phenomenology

Krzysztof Posłajko

47-55

The meaning of normativity of meaning

Leopold Hess

57-66

On the Kantian answer to "Kripkenstein"'s rule-following paradox

Przemysław Tacik

67-82

Rules as patterns between normativism and naturalism

Piotr Kozák

83-93

Normativity and rationality

framing the problem

Joanna Klimczyk

95-112

Rules and rights

Tomasz Pietrzykowski

113-121

Rules and normativity in law

Brian H. Bix

125-146

Obligation

a legal-theoretical perspective

Stefano Bertea

147-163

On obligations, norms and rules

Dietmar von der Pfordten

165-176

Philosophy, neuroscience and law

the conceptual and empirical, rule-following, interpretation and knowledge

Dennis Patterson, Michael S. Pardo

177-188

Gunman situation vicious circle and pure theory of law

Monika Zalewska

189-198

Rules as reason-giving facts

a difference-making-based account of the normativity of rules

Peng-Hsiang Wang, Linton Wang

199-213

Rules, conventionalism and normativity

some remarks starting from Hart

Aldo Schiavello

215-227

Are fundamental legal reasons internal?

a few remarks on the hartian idea of the internal point of view

Adam Dyrda

229-239

The normativity of rules of interpretation

Tomasz Gizbert-Studnicki

243-254

Legal interpretation as a rule-guided phenomenon

Paweł Banaś

255-264

To whom does the law speak?

canvassing a neglected picture of law's interpretive field

Paolo Sandro

265-280

Inerpretation and rule following in law

the complexity of easy cases

Ralf Poscher

281-293

The ordinary meaning of rules

Brian G. Slocum

295-317

Blindly following the rules

revisiting the claritas doctrine

Hanna Filipczyk

319-329

Why legal rules are not speech acts and what follows from that?

Marcin Matczak

331-339

The validity of moral rules and principles as a legal problem

Andrzej Grabowski

341-349

Implicatures within the legal context

a rule-based analysis of the possible content of conversational maxims in law

Izabela Skoczeń

351-362

Why are words not enough?

or a few remarks on traffic signs

Michal Dudek

363-372

In defense of the expressive conception of norms

Andrej Kristan

375-394

Rule-following and logic

Jan Woleński

395-402

Negating rules

Giovanni B. Ratti

403-413

Legal rules

defeasible or indefeasible?

Michał Araszkiewicz

415-431

The role of argumentation theory in the logics of judgements

Marcello Ceci

433-444

Towards multidimensional rule visualizations

Vytautas Čyras, Friedrich Lachmayer

445-455