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Herbert Hart’s Theory of Definition in the Context of Analytical Legal Philosophy
The article presents Herbert Hart’s theory of definition in the context of modern analytical legal philosophy. Dissatisfaction with the applicability of the traditional method of definition by the genus and differentia to the elucidation of legal concepts led Hart to the development a new method of
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