Law and literature: A relation reargued<p>Hukuk ve edebiyat: Tekrar tartışılmakta olan bir ilişki

Authors

  • Richard A. Posner
  • (Çev. Hasan Yazıcı Kocaeli University
  • Osman Aydın) Maltepe University

Keywords:

Law and literature, judicial opinion, legal parlance, Hukuk ve edebiyat, içtihat, hukuk dili

Abstract

Çevirenin notu:

Edebî çalışmalar, akademik hukukçuların çekici bulduğu beşerî ilimlerden birisidir. Bu makale niçin akademik hukukçuların edebiyatla ilgilendiklerini ve "hukuk ve edebiyat" alanının hangi sahasının hukuk veya edebiyat anlayışına katkı sağlamasının beklenebileceğini ele almaktadır. Edebiyat araştırmalarının yazılı kanunların ve anayasaların yorumlanmasına çok az bir katkısı olabilir ancak içtihadın iyileştirilmesine ve içtihat anlayışına çok büyük bir katkı sağlayabilecek unsurlar içerir. Makale üç konuyla sınırlıdır: Edebiyatta yasal konuların sunumu; yasal metinlerin edebî eleştiri yöntemleriyle yorumlanması ve içtihatların iyileştirilmesi için edebiyatın kullanılması.

Çevirilen makalenin hukuk ve edebiyat ilişkisine açıklık sağlamada ve boyut kazandırmada bir katkısı olabilir.

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Author Biographies

Richard A. Posner

Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit; Senior Lecturer, University of Chicago Law School. The comments of William N. Eskridge, Jr., L.H. LaRue, Edward H. Levi, Richard H. Weisberg, and James Boyd White on a previous draft are acknowledged with gratitude

(Çev. Hasan Yazıcı, Kocaeli University

Asisst. Prof. Dr., Kocaeli University, Political Sciences and Public Administration Department

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2017-11-24

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Posner, R. A., Yazıcı, (Çev. H., & Aydın), O. (2017). Law and literature: A relation reargued&lt;p&gt;Hukuk ve edebiyat: Tekrar tartışılmakta olan bir ilişki. Journal of Human Sciences, 14(4), 3756–3779. Retrieved from https://j-humansciences.com/ojs/index.php/IJHS/article/view/4934

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