Table of Contents:
“…Two principles of human association -- The forms and limits of adjudication -- Mediation : its forms and functions -- The implicit laws of lawmaking -- The role of contract in the ordering processes of society generally -- Irrigation and tyranny -- Human interaction and the law -- III. Legal philosophy, legal education, and the practice of law. The needs of American legal philosophy -- The lawyer as an architect of social structures -- On legal education -- Philosophy for the practicing lawyer -- Appendix. …”