Correct option is B
The work "Law, Liberty, and Morality" is not authored by Füller. It was actually written by H.L.A. Hart, a prominent legal philosopher. Hart's work discusses the relationship between law and morality, particularly in the context of legal enforcement of moral standards.
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Leviathan - Hobbes:
Leviathan is a famous work by Thomas Hobbes, published in 1651. It discusses the structure of society and legitimate government, arguing for a social contract and a sovereign authority to avoid the state of nature, which Hobbes famously described as "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short."
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Social Control through Law - Roscoe Pound: Roscoe Pound was an influential legal scholar who contributed significantly to the development of legal theory in the United States. His work
Social Control through Law examines how law functions as a mechanism for social control, influencing behavior and maintaining order within society.
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Levers of Social Motion - Ihering: Rudolf von Ihering, a German jurist, authored
Law as a Means to an End (translated from
Der Zweck im Recht), which discusses the purposes and goals of law. "Levers of social motion" reflects Ihering’s view of law as a tool for advancing social interests and achieving societal goals.
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Law, Liberty, and Morality (H.L.A. Hart): Hart's work
Law, Liberty, and Morality addresses the debate between legal positivism and natural law, particularly focusing on the limits of law in regulating personal morality. Hart argues against the legal enforcement of moral standards that do not directly harm others, countering the views expressed by Patrick Devlin, who believed that society has the right to enforce moral norms through law.
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Füller’s Contributions: Lon L. Fuller, known for his work on the internal morality of law, authored
The Morality of Law (1964), which explores the principles that make law just and effective. Fuller’s work contrasts with legal positivism and emphasizes the moral responsibilities of lawmakers in crafting and enforcing laws.
