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1. Jurisprudence is the philosophy or science of law.
2. What involves the study of the nature of law, legal systems, and their relationship with justice?
3. Who was the first to use the term 'legal theory'?
4. Which author wrote about jurisprudence as the science of law?
5. Jurisprudence can also be defined as the formal science of positive law.
6. Which notable works relate to the study of law, such as 'The Province and Function of Law'?
7. Where did Austin borrow the concept of positive law?
8. What is the meaning of 'Jurisprudentia'?
9. What does the science of jurisprudence analyze?
10. How does jurisprudence relate to justice and societal norms?
11. Who viewed jurisprudence as a science of civil law?
12. Which work is titled 'Concept of Law'?
13. What does the analytical school emphasize in its study of law?
14. Which school gained prominence during the nineteenth century?
15. How does jurisprudence connect to ideas such as natural law?
16. What historical works contribute to the understanding of law, like 'XII Tables'?
17. Who proposed significant theories, such as the doctrine of living law?
18. What represents the analytical school's command theory?
19. What distinguishes various schools of jurisprudence, including historical and sociological?