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    The document is an analysis of the form of legal argumentation by Niklas Luhmann published in The Modern Law Review in 1995. It discusses legal argumentation as a self-referential system that operates through the selection of certain topics and the variation and redundancy of arguments. The analysis suggests that increased reflexivity in legal argumentation could create more variety and redundancies as new reflexive dynamics arise.

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    The document is an analysis of the form of legal argumentation by Niklas Luhmann published in The Modern Law Review in 1995. It discusses legal argumentation as a self-referential system that operates through the selection of certain topics and the variation and redundancy of arguments. The analysis suggests that increased reflexivity in legal argumentation could create more variety and redundancies as new reflexive dynamics arise.

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    Legal Argumentation: An Analysis of Its Form

    Author(s): Niklas Luhmann


    Source: The Modern Law Review, Vol. 58, No. 3 (May, 1995), pp. 285-298
    Published by: Wiley on behalf of the Modern Law Review
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