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IF 1.4 2区社会学 Q1 LAW Oxford Journal of Legal Studies Pub Date : 2024-07-04 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI:10.1093/ojls/gqae021

Eleanor Eldridge

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Abstract

Hohfeld was acutely aware of the 'potent tendency [of words] to control thought'. He was perhaps less aware of the power of syntax to do the same. Hohfeld's tendency to express the content of duties and liberties in the syntactically restrictive to ϕ form has allowed a corrupted version of his analytical scheme to take root. That version takes as axiomatic that the content of any duty or liberty is the action or inaction of the duty bearer or liberty holder. Yet duties and liberties can (and do) pertain to matters other than the action or inaction of the duty bearer or liberty holder. This insight has a range of doctrinal implications.

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权利。

Hohfeld敏锐地意识到“语言控制思想的强大趋势”。他可能没有意识到语法在这方面的作用。Hohfeld倾向于用语法限制的ϕ形式来表达义务和自由的内容，这使得他的分析方案的一个错误版本得以扎根。该版本认为，任何义务或自由的内容都是义务承担者或自由持有人的作为或不作为。然而，责任和自由可以（而且确实）涉及责任承担者或自由持有人的作为或不作为以外的事项。这种洞见具有一系列的教义含义。

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