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Introduction:The argument ofthis book 1

Chapter1 Personal and social influences on Austin and his work 7

The dynasty at Norwich 7

The neighbours at Queen Square 10

The circle around the Square 13

Austin at Bonn 17

The University ofLondon 20

The last years in London 24

The later years in Germany and France 27

Closing scenes at Weybridge 30

Chapter2 Literary influences on Austin and his work 34

Early literary influences 34

Jeremy Bentham 38

James Mill 48

John Stuart Mill 55

The influence ofGerman writings 60

Chapter3 Austin’s jurisprudence 64

The province of jurisprudence determined: jurispru-dence and moral sciences 64

The province of jurisprudence determined： the analysis of laws generally 72

The province of jurisprudence determined: the analysis ofpositive law 79

Austin’s ‘main course’ lectures: legal positions ofpersons 91

Austin’s ‘main course’ lectures: sources oflaw 97

Austin’s ‘main course’ lectures: the map ofa legal system 107

Austin on the uses of the study of jurisprudence 118

Chapter4 Austin: conservative or reformer？ 122

Austin’s political writings 122

Austin’s motivations 128

The practical consequences of Austin’s work 133

The enduring theoretical value of Austin’s work 141

Chapter5 The scholarly reception ofAustin: development of myth 148

Analysis versus history 148

The Austinian tradition: England and Australasia 151

The Austinian tradition: America 160

Austinian myth 170

Chapter6 A defence ofAustin’s philosophy against Hart 178

A modern empirical theory of law 178

Austin and Hart 188

Appendix Ⅰ Recent commentaries on Austin 206

Appendix Ⅱ Bibliography ofworks cited 211

Reference notes 218

Index 233