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Karl Wurzel’s Theory of Projection: An Inquiry into the Idea of Core-Penumbra Distinction
The distinction between core and penumbra, generally understood as the idea of H.L.A. Hart or sometimes Philipp Heck, is already found in Karl Wurzel's theory of juridical thinking. According to Wurzel, each concept contained in legal rules has a conceptual core (Begriffskern) and zone of transition
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