2023
DOI: 10.1007/s11196-023-10036-9
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Law Without Matter? The Immateriality Thesis: A Critical Commentary

Michał Dudek

Abstract: Despite its popularity in recent theorisations of law as an artifact, the idea that law is an immaterial being, independent from even the documents that contain legal acts, has not been subjected to a focused analysis. This paper fills this noticeable gap. After providing generalizing account of the Immateriality Thesis, based on its different expositions in the literature, the paper criticises it. First, it argues that it is based on the counterfactual assumption that semantic content can exist beyond any car… Show more

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