Legal Reasoning and Cognitive Science: Topics and Perspectives

Abstract

The book is divided into seven parts. Part I. The Naturalization of Law and Legal Theory, contributions by: F. Poggi & F. Ferraro, B. Celano, K. Tobia. Part II. Cognitive-oriented Perspectives on Law and Legal Reasoning. Contributions by: P. Johnson-laird & M. Bucciarelli; M. Ubertone, A. Borghi, C. Villani & L. Lugli; M. Jakubiec; B. Brozek; L. Kurek. Part III. The Nature of Law and Normative Phenomena. Contributions by: P. Rochat & N. Agarwal; C. Roversi; J. Hage. Part IV: Legal Reasoning and Cognitive Biases. Contributions by: Strohmaier & de Jong; Palka, Bystrianowski, Janik, Próchnicki; Maegherman; Gur. Part V: Law and Emotions. Contributions by M. Hafner; K. Čufar. Part VI: Deafisibility and Legal Cognition. Contributions by: Atienza; Buzón; Gonzalez Lagier; Aguiló. Part VII. Legal Evidence. Contributions by: Kucharzyk; Spellman & Quigley-McBride; Ubertone. Part VIII. Law, Legal Reasoning and AI. Contributions by: Waltermann; Navas