《BENJAMIN NATHAN CARDOZO》

ChapterⅠ. Values: The Choice of Tycho Brahe1

ChapterⅡ. Jurisprudence7

ChapterⅢ. Altruist in Politics47

ChapterⅣ. Psychology Lectures under Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler53

ChapterⅤ. Moral Element in Matthew Arnold61

ChapterⅥ. Essay on Mr. Justice Holmes77

ChapterⅦ. Our Lady of the Common Law87

ChapterⅧ. Faith and a Doubting World99

The Nature of the Judicial Process107

Ⅰ. Introduction. The Method of Philosophy108

Ⅱ. The Methods of History, Tradition and Sociology127

Ⅲ. The Method of Sociology. The Judge as Legislator148

Ⅳ. Adherence to Precedent. The Subsconscious Element in the Judicial Process. Conclusion168

The Growth of the Law185

Ⅰ. Introduction. The need of a Scientific Restatement as an Aid to Certainty186

Ⅱ. The Need of a Philosophy of Law as an Aid to Growth. The Problems of Legal Philosophy. The Meaning and Genesis of Law195

Ⅲ. The Growth of Law, and the Method of Judging211

Ⅳ. The Function and the Ends of Law222

Ⅴ. Functions and Ends (Continued). Conclusion235

The Paradoxes of Legal Science251

Ⅰ. Introduction. Rest and Motion. Stability and Progress252

Ⅱ. The Meaning of Justcie. The Science of Values271

Ⅲ. The Equilibration of Interests. Cause and Effect. The Individual and Society. Liberty and Government294

Ⅳ. Liberty and Government. Conclusion316

Law and Literature338

Ⅰ. Law and Literature339

Ⅱ. A Ministry of Justice357

Ⅲ. What Medicine Can Do for Law371

Ⅳ. The American Law Institute395

Ⅴ. The Home of the La405

Ⅵ. The Game of the Law and Its Prizes414

Ⅶ. The Comradeship of the Bar422

Bibliography429

Table of Cases435

Index441