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|a Suber, Peter.
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|a The paradox of self-amendment :
|b a study of logic, law, omnipotence, and change /
|c Peter Suber.
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|c c1990.
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|a Preface: Why bother? ; Outline ; Notes on the text -- Part One. The Paradox of Self-Amendment: Section 1. Introduction: Logical Paradoxes in Law -- Section 2. Preliminaries: Amendment Clauses -- Section 3. The Dilemma -- Section 4. The Denial of Self-Application -- Section 5. Self-Application -- Section 6. The Inference and Acceptance Models of Legal Change -- Section 7. Hart's Theory of Acceptance -- Section 8. Omnipotence and Immutability -- Section 9. Entrenchment, Self-Entrenchment, and Disentrenchment of the Amendment Clause Itself -- Section 10. Attempts to Dissolve the Paradox: Time -- Section 11. Attempts to Dissolve the Paradox: Self-Embracing Omnipotence and Specific Authorization -- Part Two. Variations on the Theme: Section 12. Introduction to Part Two ; Section 13. The See-Saw Method ; Section 14. Amendment by Sunset Clause ; Section 15. Amendment by Interpretation ; Section 16. Amendment by Implication ; Section 17. Amendment by Treaty ; Section 18. Amendment by "Inalienable Right to Alter or Abolish Government" ; Section 19. Amendment by Desuetude ; Section 20. Other Selected Paradoxes and Reflexivities in Law ; Section 21. Conclusions and Explorations -- Summary -- Appendix 1. Attempts to Amend the Federal Amendment Clause -- Appendix 2. Self-Amendment of State Amendment Clauses -- Appendix 3. Nomic: A Game of Self-Amendment.
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|a "The first full-length study of self-reference and paradox in law, this book will intrigue and instruct anyone interested in law, logic, philosophy, or political theory. History shows that self-amendment - for example, the use of a constitution's amending clause to amend itself - is commonplace; legal analysis shows it to be lawful, even if (as some logicians have alleged) it is self-contradictory; and philosophical analysis shows it to be foundational for legality. The lawfulness of self-amendment, therefore, sheds important light on legal reasoning and rationality, and shows that we no longer need accept the immutability of any level of law." --Descripción del editor.
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