@article{37bc2d0e-0e51-41a6-aaff-a80da480132d,
author = {Adam Sulikowski},
title = {Law after the death of god. Jurisprudence and some assertions of contemporary philosophy},
journal = {Principia},
volume = {2015},
number = {Volume 61-62},
year = {2016},
issn = {0867-5392},
pages = {89-106},keywords = {Nietzsche; the death of god; law; positivism; modernity; postmodernity; scepticism; anti-foundationalism; Critical Legal TheoryNietzsche; Critical Legal Theory},
abstract = {The author uses the Nietzschean metaphor of the death of God to depict the condition of modern jurisprudence, which, hitherto based on the positivist paradigm, must now deal with anti-foundationalist and sceptical tendencies in contemporary philosophy.},
doi = {10.4467/20843887PI.15.005.5534},
url = {https://ejournals.eu/en/journal/principia/article/prawo-po-smierci-boga-prawoznawstwo-a-niektore-konstatacje-wspolczesnej-filozofii}
}