Course41 lectures33 h 31 min
Legal Studies 103 - Fall 2014
David Lieberman · University of California, Berkeley
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Episodes grouped by series
Lectures
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-08-29: Class introduction
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-09-03: 18th-century law reform: moral goals of the law
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-09-05: The work law does: guiding conduct
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-09-08: The work law does: protecting fundamental rights
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-09-10: The modern legal subject
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-09-12: Maine and Historical Jurisprudence: understanding legal change
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-09-15: Maine: the invention of legal equality
- Legal Studies 103 2014-09-17: Maine: from patriarchy to individual; from status to contract
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-09-19: Contract and modernity
- Legal Studies 103 2014-09-22: Historical Jurisprudence and the social theory of law
- Legal Studies 103 2014-09-24: Review class: Maine and Historical Jurisprudence
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-09-26: Maine, Marx and the Historical Method
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-09-29: Marx and historical materialism
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-01: Marx: capitalist society as a system of production
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-03: Marx: class rule, private property, free trade
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-06: Marx: the critique of rights theory
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-08: Marx: equality revisited
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-10: Marx: law, legitimation, ideology
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-13: Marx and Maine on law and society
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-15: review of Marx and Maine on law and society
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-17: Introducing Durkheim and Weber
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-20: Durkheim: Division of Labor in Society -- central concepts
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-22: Durkheim: punishment and society
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-24: Durkheim: restitutive law
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-27: Durkheim: modern contract and social solidarity
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-29: Durkheim: moral individualism and the critique of social atomism
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-10-31: Durkheim: moral individualism and modern society
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-03: review of Durkheim on law and society
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-05: review of Durkheim on law and society (b)
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-07: Weber: ideal types and the comparative method
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-10: Weber: bureaucracy as concept, institution and practice
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-12: Weber: rationalization as a sociological concept
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-14: Weber: sites and dynamics of rationalization
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-17: Weber: forms of legal rationalization
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-19: Weber: formal legal rationalism and its history
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-21: Weber: rationalization and disenchantment
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-24: Course Review: The Nature of Modern Law
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-11-26: Course Review: Law and Power in Social Context
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-12-01: Course Review: Rights and Equality in Social Context
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-12-03: Course Review: the Final Exam
- Legal Studies 103 - 2014-12-05: Course Review: open topics
Credits and licence
- Institution
- University of California, Berkeley
- Teacher
- David Lieberman
- Year
- 2014
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Law
- Source
- Internet Archive
- Licence
- Internet Archive states no licence for it. Internet Archive's terms
- Attribution
- Copyright UC Regents 2014
- Who can watch
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