The pure viewpoint of law in jurisprudence: A critical analysis
Author(s): MD Abdul Mannan Bhuyean
Abstract: The theory of law has been budding by the research of different international legal experts. That is to say, the enlargement of legal theories is an incessant practice. We know that the prodigious jurist and English philosopher,
viz.,
John Austin is the originator of the command theory or legal positivism and afterwards, this theory has been progressed by a protuberant Austrian legal experts and thinker, i.e.,
Hans Kelsen and the theory of
Hans Kelsen is regarded as the pure theory of law. It is known to us that the philosophy of law created by
Hans Kelsen is considered as a foundation stone of legal positivism. This theory aims to evaluate the law as a scheme of standards, liberated of scruples, sociology, or politics, concentrating on its arrangement and cogency. In addition, the pure theory of law is measured as the impressively persuasive legal theory in jurisprudence, and it plays a vital role for the fruition of legal positivism and persuading the legal scholarship and legitimate training.
DOI: 10.22271/multi.2025.v7.i3b.631Pages: 95-98 | Views: 124 | Downloads: 35Download Full Article: Click Here
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MD Abdul Mannan Bhuyean.
The pure viewpoint of law in jurisprudence: A critical analysis. Int J Multidiscip Trends 2025;7(3):95-98. DOI:
10.22271/multi.2025.v7.i3b.631
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