Topics and Law¶
Viehweg, T. (1993). Topics and Law: A Contribution to Basic Research in Law.
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Domain-specific¶
- Topoi
- and most explicitly as Walton's named schemes (argument from expert opinion, popular opinion, sign, analogy, cause) — a topos-library with the coverage check made explicit via attached critical questions. Legal reasoning — Viehweg's topical jurisprudence treats legal argument as a canvass of recognized loci
This sourceViehweg's case that law is better reasoned topically, by problem-oriented argument from the classical topoi, than by deduction from an axiomatic system.
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- and most explicitly as Walton's named schemes (argument from expert opinion, popular opinion, sign, analogy, cause) — a topos-library with the coverage check made explicit via attached critical questions. Legal reasoning — Viehweg's topical jurisprudence treats legal argument as a canvass of recognized loci
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