A Sino-Western Study of the Paradigm of Jurisprudence in Logic and Rhetoric

Jiao Baogan's executive summary logic and rhetoric are two elements of the legal method, and are an important crystallization of human judicial civilization. They should be promoted to the height of the "paradigm" for research. Western law (study) has traditionally been dominated by the logic paradigm, to the revival of the contemporary rhetorical paradigm, through some major theoretical changes, and caused an important shift in legal thinking. The two paradigms of logic and rhetoric have experienced a more complicated game process in the history of Western methodology, and finally they have gained legitimacy in contemporary jurisprudence. The logic and rhetorical paradigm in the context of Chinese jurisprudence is different from that in the West. In the process of governing the country according to law, it is necessary to properly handle the relationship between logic and rhetoric.

The pen of the legal person should always take reason, judge the right and wrong according to law, and realize justice according to law. 1 Legal thinking pursues the accuracy of definition and the rigor of judgment, and is committed to eliminating all accidents and assumptions, and to abandon self-righteousness. Therefore, the law is extremely logical. At the same time, in Western countries, from ancient Greece to today's United States, it has always been the eloquence of jurisprudence. The lawyers of both sides, such as the speaker, have heated debates on the legal, rational and ethical issues of a certain focus. 2 In fact, the close relationship between law and rhetoric is no less than the connection between law and logic.

However, the two elements of seemingly opposite logic and rhetoric can coexist in the law. If so, how can they be professors at Shandong University (Weihai) Law School? This article is the 2011 research results of the Judicial Civilization Collaborative Innovation Center.

See Wang Zejian: Examples of Legal Thinking and Civil Law, China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2001, p. 302.

Going to the Yuan: Court: He has seen eloquent, http://xhw99.fyfz.cn/b/829780, last visit time: October 13, 2014, currently, the domestic academic circles on logic and rhetoric, and even from The research results of the relationship between the two are rare in law, but the problem is quite valuable. There have been many jurists who have been solving the answer to this question, but they have been arrogant and disagreeable. Different from previous studies, this paper attempts to treat logic and rhetoric as a "paradigm" of legal research. Therefore, we need to first explore the possibility of applying ''paradigm' theory and method in the field of law.

According to Kuhn's interpretation of the structure of the scientific revolution, every major breakthrough in scientific research is almost always breaking the Taoism, breaking the old thinking, and then succeeding = paradigm "in the final analysis is a theoretical system, a breakthrough in paradigm Leading to the scientific revolution, so that science can gain a new look. And if a stable paradigm can not provide the appropriate way to solve the problem, it will become weaker and thus paradigm shift. Moreover, the "paradigm" often belongs to the same science. The community is similar to the "paradigm" and Weber's "ideal~type" in social science research. However, for the convenience of narrative, the term ''paradigm' is used here. The concept and theory of "paradigm" not only causes strong discussion and recognition among natural scientists, but also is highly valued and used by social scientists. The paradigm theory proposed by En has been studied a lot, but I want to focus on the application of paradigm theory in the field of law.

Kuhn's paradigm theory has been used many times in both foreign 4 and domestic legal circles. Relevant researches in the domestic legal circles, such as Professor Zhang Wenxian and other proposals from the "class struggle" paradigm to the "right-based" legal philosophy research paradigm, the post-modern law research paradigm, the paradigm of legislation and judicial centralism, the law and economic paradigm ;5 There is also Professor Su Li's research paradigm on contemporary Chinese jurisprudence, which uses the three paradigms of political law, interpretative law and social science law to describe Chinese contemporary legal studies. In addition, in the constitutional law, administrative law, civil law, criminal law and environmental law, see Zhang Wenxian: Research on the Category of Legal Philosophy, China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2001, Chapter 13; Zhang Wenxian, Yu Ning: Research on Contemporary Chinese Legal Philosophy Feng Yujun: Law and Economics Paradigm, Tsinghua University Press, 2009; Wang Yuyu: Rural Financial Legal System Reform and Innovation: Based on the influence of law and economics. For example, the seminar on "Law and Methods in Multidisciplinary Background" held in Beijing on May 24, 2014, and the "Dialogue of Social Science Law and Legal Teaching" held in Wuhan on May 31 and June 1. Academic seminars, as well as some young scholars' research on social science law and doctrine law, have gradually increased in recent years.

The application of paradigm theory can be seen in the field of law. 7 Of course, in many studies, there is no lack of opposition. Some scholars believe that the "paradigm" method applicable to the natural sciences is used to analyze the theoretical problems of the development of China's administrative law, and the development of administrative law is regarded as a "revolutionary" process. This "administrative paradigm shift theory" appears too Sloppy and hasty. 8 Thus, some commentators pointed out that this research method is not appropriate. However, the domestic jurisprudence often uses a certain affirmative or even unskeptical position on the application of paradigm theory in the field of jurisprudence.

The academic community also has a legal method term as a research paradigm. If some people regard reasoning and interpretation as a paradigm, they believe that the development of contemporary judicial technology reveals the contradiction between two different technical paradigms characterized by reasoning and interpretation. The judicial reasoning paradigm derived from the Western scientism paradigm has its own ''dead knot' that is difficult to open. It will be replaced by the interpretation paradigm. 9 There will be a "legal interpretation" and a law application as a paradigm. In this regard, it will be '' Logic" and "rhetoric"

Such a legal method term is a research paradigm and is not the first of its kind. The various jurisprudence and departmental jurisprudence that has emerged in China's jurisprudence in recent years are facing how to transform: how to develop in the future and how to improve. These major issues have begun to cause serious thinking by scholars. Of course, in the existing research, I am afraid that the abuse and even misuse of the ''paradigm' may not be ruled out, but this theoretical exploration and attempt is still worthy of recognition. It should be noted that the academic research on the research paradigm must not become Scholars' individual theoretical ideas or empty academic slogans should form an academic academic paradigm through the overall penetration of the field of law and through continuous academic debate.

As far as the subject matter of this paper is concerned, whether logic and rhetoric can become research paradigms, this theoretical intention may also have certain risks. For example, some German scholars believe that "until today, legal rhetoric has not yet obtained a unified scientific paradigm. It has not been able to eliminate doubts about its scientific use. Because it has not exceeded the level of the workbook in some cases." Although it is "legal rhetoric", it also contains doubts about the possibility of "rhetoric" as a paradigm to be explored in this article. However, it should be noted that the original meaning of this quotation is that legal rhetoric is a change of the emerging legal research paradigm, edited by Jiang Ming'an: Administrative Law (11), Law Press, 2008 edition; Li Haiping: Administration in the postmodern context The paradigm shift of law is toward the reflective administrative law, Law Press, 2005 edition; Shi Youqi: On the paradigm shift of public administration and administrative law, Peking University Press, 2003 edition. The study of civil law, such as Fan Xuefei: the initial succession of the paradigm of thinking, Law Press, 2012 edition; Lu Qing: On civil law research, see Feng Wensheng: Reasoning and Interpretation, Civil Judicial Technology Paradigm Research, Law Press, 2005 edition.

For example, Jiang Fudong: A paradigm critic of legal interpretation, Shandong People's Publishing House, 2010 edition; Wang Bin, Liu Jincai: On the paradigm shift of legal interpretation, the Judicial Theory and Judicial Method of the Hainan Great Law Law Forum (Zhang Wei, August 2014); Zhu Good: Research on the affiliation technology paradigm of the applicable type of law, 2007 Ph.D Thesis of Shandong University.

Okind Kroisbauer: Introduction to the History of Legal Argumentation Theory, translated by Zhang Qingbo, edited by Zheng Yongliu: Law Philosophy and Legal Sociology (15), Peking University Press, 2010, p. 15.

The frontier research field needs to be vigorously developed, so "this principle is very important and a new beginning is urgently needed." And this does not seem to hinder "rhetoric" as a paradigm of legal research. Especially in the West "Rhetoric"

The meta-theory narrative with "logic" has been born in ancient Greece and has always influenced the later generations.

What is now called "logic" is called "analysis" in Aristotle. And in ancient times, at least in some cases the word "logic" was used as a synonym for "dialectic". But in Aristotle, the term "the dialectic" is used, and the term "dialect" is directly related to 'discourse,' a "dialogue." A more rigorous definition of these two words can be found in Aristotle's work. He believes that logic and analysis can draw true conclusions, and that dialectics can only be used as a tool to draw conclusions that can be considered correct. Aristotle sees dialectics, rhetoric, and topicalism as essentially different from logic because they constitute the means of convincing the opponent rather than establishing truth in the discussion. In ancient times, although logic and dialectics had a certain relationship in name, they belonged to two different disciplines. In fact, dialectics is closer in nature to rhetoric. Rhetoric is a way of persuasion through discourse rather than through truth. It can be seen that in Western academic traditions, disciplines such as dialectic and rhetoric, which are based on discourse, are fundamentally different from logic.

Therefore, the paradigm of logic and rhetoric to be studied in this paper can be traced back to the rhetoric of Aristotle in ancient Greece. When Aristotle built his own rhetorical theory, he always wanted to clarify the difference between his theory and the debate and Plato. This actually laid the groundwork for the distinction between logic and rhetorical paradigm. Unlike the sophistication, Aristotle sees rhetoric as a study of how to find persuasive ideas and methods, rather than a study of practical speaking skills as previously thought. Plato's rhetoric in the works of Gorkya and Federus as the "correspondence of cooking" is merely synonymous with eloquence. Aristotle believes that "rhetoric is the counterpart of dialectics", intended to respond to Plato's censure of rhetoric, trying to position rhetoric with appropriate disciplines, thus establishing a connection between rhetoric and dialectics and logic. He said in the rhetoric book: "The speaker should be able to make logical inferences, analyze the character and virtues of the person, and analyze the human emotions and the causes and ways of generating emotions. Therefore, rhetoric is actually an argument. The branch of ethics is also a branch of ethics, and ethics should be called political science." Therefore, rhetorical art does not only include grammar and logic training, it requires research ethics and psychology, especially knowledge about human personality types and about Passionate knowledge. From a modern perspective, Aristotle made a certain correlation with the knowledge of rhetoric and logic. In fact, it has laid a complicated relationship between logic and rhetoric in the Western academic source. .

In the field of law, this complex relationship between logic and rhetoric is also obvious: legal and legal activities must be logical, but often need to pay attention to rhetoric; although it can be said simply, the relationship between logic and rhetoric in law is extremely advanced. Quote, Jingte Croix Bowen, p. 15.

complex. In the operation of laws in various countries, logic and rhetoric are two elements of concern. In the study of legal methods, logic and rhetoric are also the elements of legal methods that are often discussed. In view of this, the research in this paper will focus on the ''logical' and the use of the subject of "logic" and "rhetoric" where necessary.

Kuhn used to be troubled by the fact that the paradigm was endowed with many meanings. To avoid confusion, he would prefer to use another word, the "disciplinary matrix": "the term "discipline" is used because it refers to a specialized discipline. The property shared by workers; the use of 'matrix words because it consists of various ordered elements.' The paradigm has both methodological and epistemological significance. Introducing law can make it easier for people to grasp the methodology of law methodology in general. The overall trend of development. Taking logic and rhetoric as the research paradigm or ''subject matrix'), it is convenient for people to describe and reveal the overall changes of legal ideas in history. Using the "paradigm" theory and method borrowed from the philosophy of science, we can integrate the theoretical claims of the schools of law in different regions of the same period. Therefore, the research paradigm of ''logical' and 'rhetoric' can be formed for the study of Western methodologists around the ''logical') and regions and different eras.

The discussion in this paper is actually biased. The focus is to cut the study of ''logical' and 'rhetoric' into the Western context, and to examine the logic and rhetorical paradigm that governs Western law (study), or to logic With rhetoric as the main line, a macro-level overview of Western legal traditions and legal history. This kind of in-depth exploration and combing will provide the necessary theoretical background for the discussion of this topic. After that, this article will be ''logic') Discuss with "Rhetoric" in the context of China. This pair of paradigms has a specific legal and cultural meaning different from the West in this context. But whether in the West or in China, "logic" and "rhetoric" can all become a theoretical paradigm worth studying. Generally speaking, "logic" and "rhetoric" are important crystallizations of human judicial civilization. This paper promotes it to the height of "paradigm" and gives a summary discussion in different contexts between China and the West.

Second, the close connection between Western law and rhetoric: a forgotten tradition, if traced from the source, Western law and legal tradition are closely related to rhetoric. For example, Wittenberger of Germany talks about the close connection between law and rhetoric. In ancient times, people have regarded law as a rhetorical subject. Levi and others in the United States believe that law is synonymous with contemporary rhetoric. This root is now called forensic rhetoric. And in ancient times, learning law and learning rhetoric were parallel. In Cassiodor's view, the connection between grammar learning, rhetorical learning and legal learning is self-evident; Isidorvon (Isidorvon): The Structure of the Scientific Revolution, Jin Wulun, Hu Xinhe , Peking University Press, 2003, p. 163.

See De Thomas Wittenberger: The Late Development of Legal Methodology, translated by Zhang Qingbo, edited by Zheng Yongliu: Legal Philosophy and Legal Sociology (8), Peking University Press, 2005, p. 18.

See Merlin Levy, Sanders: Thinking like a rhetoric, translated by Liu Bing, edited by Ge Hongyi: Legal Methods and Legal Thinking (6), Law Press, 2010, p. 199.

Sevilla) simply refers to rhetoric as the scientiaiurisperitorum. It can be seen that whether it is law and rhetoric in the disciplines, or legal education and rhetoric education, they all have very close ties in the ancient West, although it may be unbelievable from today.

From the origin of rhetoric, rhetoric was originally applied to the field of litigation, but now people will not limit legal rhetoric to the field of litigation. In fact, rhetoric has important value in the field of law application. Therefore, some people advocate that the original face of rhetoric should be restored to a legal purpose. The reason why the legal attribute of rhetoric should be emphasized is based on the fact that legal rhetoric is the subject of law and should be taught as legal knowledge. It has been proved that Greek and Roman jurists and medieval scholastic laws do not use binding deductive methods from pre-determined rules, but instead exert all rhetoric and Aristotle-style forensics in the form of debates. Find the broadest possible agreement between opposing views to achieve the possible truth. It can be seen that rhetoric (study) has dominated the formation, development and change of Western legal traditions since ancient times. Moreover, rhetoric has indeed left a lot of practical influence in the law. As Perelman said: “As with a large number of civil and criminal litigation rules, several legal principles are directly imprinted with the imprint of their rhetoric origin. Thanks to the introduction of rhetoric in law, which makes highly formalized The ancient Roman law was transformed into a more ideal tool for justice.”12 This connection between law and rhetoric has been fixed until early modern times.

But unfortunately, in the later development of Western law, especially since the rise of rationalism and scientism in modern times, this connection between law and rhetoric has been gradually forgotten. “In fact, rhetoric was in a state of extinction throughout the 19th century.” The connection between law and rhetoric is even more difficult to talk about. As a result, the close relationship between law and rhetoric has long been hidden and often not known. Only with the revival of rhetorical studies in the 20th century, this tradition was recognized by more and more jurists and explored.

3. The Western Legal (School) Tradition in Modern Times: The Dominance of the Logic Paradigm, the Decline of the Rhetoric Paradigm, and the Western Legal (School) Tradition. Since ancient Greece, Westerners have believed that the basic tool for discovering truth is logic. The difference between Western culture and other cultures is the pursuit of certainty. For a long time, Western logic theory has been characterized by the pursuit of certainty, as far as possible to avoid uncertainty such as accidents and arbitrariness. Therefore, Western academic circles often regard the logical form as the highest rational form. Logic is the science of reasoning, and it is the science of inevitable reasoning, especially the necessity of such reasoning is not determined by content, but by form. In the past 100 years, the logic discipline has developed rapidly: from traditional logic to modern formal logic, that is, mathematical logic. The most important feature of the latter is that it uses artificial formal language as a tool to accurately represent logical formulas using mathematical methods, thus establishing a rigorous reasoning system. In the West, the logic of formal research has a dominant influence on the formation of modern legal traditions.

In modern times, the logical paradigm has always dominated the Western legal tradition. So far, talking about law, logic, and rigor are the primary qualities of legal thinking activities. This view can be traced back to the 17th century British Bacon, he believes, "The law must be seen as an objective, scientific and rational methodology. 3 Of course, this view also reflects the typical Western legal culture characteristics. In this thinking In culture, Western law has also been marked with a clear logical imprint.

In the history of law, in order to pursue certainty, the European jurists once devoted themselves to the law as a complete axiom system. For example, Leibniz suggests that the legal system be described as a number of propositions in order to transplant the method of public reason into the law so that all legal conclusions can be "geometrically" derived. Since then, many legal people have been keen to use logical deduction as a conclusion from a legally binding source, thus limiting the will of human decision-making.

Especially in the 18th and 9th centuries, Western methodologists tried to make legal reasoning follow the syllogism logic. Many people believe that if the law as a whole can be summarized as a set of rules, then the only task left to the law is to assign specific facts to a rule or other rules. Thus, the law removes all ''human' factors) and becomes some kind of "science." The “green” and “subjective” influences are removed from the statement of the rules and their specific application in the case. Of course, this embodies the requirements of the times that generally require the elimination of human subjectivity and arbitrariness in the rise of the rule of law in the modern West. To achieve this goal, logical methods are widely used to achieve the legitimacy and certainty required by the rule of law. Thus, the logical paradigm firmly occupies the mainstream of Western legal traditions in modern times, and the logical attributes of the law have been widely recognized by various jurists in modern times.

Specifically, whether it is modern natural law, conceptual law in the 19th century, or legal formalism in the United States and the United States, there is a clear theoretical paradigm dominated by the logic paradigm. Rational natural law attempts to give way to legal reasoning in mathematics dominated by the natural sciences or as a branch of science. Moreover, the school's legislative theory holds that, through rational efforts, jurists can shape a perfect code that is implemented as a supreme legal wisdom by a judge in a mechanical manner. German concept law is more typical of the logic paradigm. Legal sociologist Weber, based on legal research in the early 20th century, believes that Western law has at least reached the highest methodological rationality and logical rationality in terms of its form. Weber believes that legal research in this sense is based on the following qualifications: (1) Any legal decision rate is 'applicable' to the concrete 'facts' of abstract law propositions; (2) for any specific facts, It is possible to draw decisions from current abstract law propositions through legal logic; (3) Therefore, the current objective law must be a 'no loophole' system of law propositions, or potentially embedded Such a system, or at least for the purposes of law application, is considered to be such a system; (4) Anyone who fails to be rationally constructed in law is irrelevant to the law; (5) the human community All actions must be interpreted as 'applicable' or 'implementation' of the legal proposition, or vice versa, as a 'violation' of the corrective proposition. "Of course, Weber's argument is mainly based on the experience of the civil law system. In the 19th century, jurists studied the law in an abstract way, rather than from the actual effects of the legal system. After the codification movement in the 19th century, according to the principle of separation of powers The court’s task is seen as simply applying the various rules contained in the Code. The judges of the court are considered to be “the mouthpiece of the legal rhetoric; the effectiveness of the law must not be weakened.” A widely circulated statement is that The judge is regarded as the "vending machine" of the law. This role theory of the negative positioning of the judge stems from people's confidence in the positive function of the logical method.

Moreover, the legal formalism of the English world during this period is also loyal to the logical method, and the latter draws conclusions from the selected clear legal rules through deductive methods. According to Langdell, law should be regarded as a science consisting of fixed principles or doctrines. Thus, the case teaching method is a method that can be compared with the scientific method contained in the printed book. As all the university's laboratories are for chemists and physicists, the library is ours.

Randall insists that learning legal principles from a case involves inductive reasoning like scientific reasoning.

Inductive reasoning can satisfy all legal analysis of 'scientific'. When the concept of legal science was ripe and prosperous in 1894, Kina would use the logical approach of induction as the 'most scientific method' to learn and teach law. "This is the concept of "logical theology of law" proposed by American jurists in this period. In addition, people are familiar with Holmes's theory that the life of law is not logic, but the experience, but he also It is pointed out that "in a broad sense, law has the same logical characteristics as any other thing; any reasonable opinion put forward by law, as any reasonable opinion given to other things, should be logical. At the same time, lawyers' oral language and written materials need to use analogy, distinction and deduction. 'It is obvious that even in the early 20th century, British and American jurists still had a firm belief in the logic paradigm.

Although the Anglo-American legal system is based on empirical case law, the focus on logical reason is not bad. The English and American judges operate from the premise to the conclusion by following the precedent (legal logic).

The legal reasoning tools in this process include analogies, affirmative precedents, and negative follow-up precedents. Moreover, there are 4 scholars who have verified that legal formalism dominates the judicial analysis of the US Supreme Court from 1886 to 1937.

The common law tradition still requires people to care about the logical form in the process of reasoning, otherwise the court judgment will lose its legitimacy.

Anglo-American judgments often contain a powerful force of logic.

In short, the experience of the two major legal systems in modern times shows that there is a close relationship between law and logic. The logical attribute of law has also become a common attribute of the statute law of the civil law system and the case law of the Anglo-American law system. In the Western legal tradition in modern times, there has always been a relatively close, complex and subtle relationship between law and logic paradigm. Some people think that the relationship between law and logic has both strong attraction and long-lasting conflict. Although the role of logic in law is sometimes overestimated and sometimes underestimated, given the special status of logic in Western intellectual traditions, it can be said that an important and obvious feature of Western legal culture is the logic (especially Formal logic). Indeed, there is a tendency between law and logic to attract each other and support each other: "On the one hand, law has a large number of different forms of reasoning and a wide range of social meanings. It is an ideal application for a logician. On the other hand, logic—the ability to provide tools for rational thinking is a necessary tool for many legal professionals to perfect legal reasoning and communication.” Logic is related to the law of thinking, which is designed to describe and guide people. Different issues are debated. And the law is clearly an area that is very suitable for logic to play. Therefore, since modern times, logic has become an important paradigm in the study of jurisprudence in Western countries.

This also affects the Western concept of law. Tang Degang said: "Law" is the most logical. Therefore, all lawyers are logic experts; and the status of lawyers in Western society has been restored from ancient Greece and Rome to today's Anglo-American law." Logic has become a prominent representation of Western law and justice. Logic has also become an important discipline in shaping Western legal traditions. Logic has become a basic attribute of Western law.

Corresponding to the dominance of the logical paradigm in jurisprudence is the decline of the rhetorical paradigm in jurisprudence. This decline is largely related to the gradual erosion of Western rhetoric in the modern era.

Originally, rhetoric and logic were used as the most "useful" liberal arts in the political life of ancient society. The latter was the best means of cultivating political elites and cultivating talents. Logic, grammar and rhetoric have been used as "trivium" in education. In the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries, there was a very important confusion among philosophers, and there was no longer any two kinds of different reasoning-Aristotle's analytical reasoning and dialectical reasoning. This discussion seems unacceptable to a person who has had a major influence on the history of rhetoric, Ram Ramus (15,154,572). Before him, the academic community generally combined logic and rhetoric. But in the 16th century, rhetoric was considered to be different from logical science and dialectics. This separation began with Ramos and Descartes (15,964,650). Ramos believes that the conception of the invention and the disposition of the arguments are part of the dialectic study, which is more appropriate for the scope of rhetorical research that Biristotle once advocated.

Therefore, rhetoric should only include the study of speech style and stylistic style. Descartes then separated the logic and dialectics of the method of evaluating the authenticity and validity of claims from rhetoric. According to this, in the academic research of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, the classical concepts of rhetoric and the study of logic, philosophy and law are gradually separated. 5 Since then, rhetoric has become a part of literary studies or English studies. Unfortunately, it is no longer considered a study of reasoning. The site of rhetoric has been greatly reduced.

The fate of rhetoric in the field of law is generally consistent with this. In ancient times, studying law and learning rhetoric were parallel. The separation of law from rhetoric appeared in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, beginning in the 16th century with Ramos and Descartes. If we say that the 12th century annotated school of law represents the "science-geometry" of that later legal reasoning.

Or the intermediate stage between the ''axiom methodology' and the ancient tradition based on ancient rhetoric techniques, then in the 18th and 19th centuries, with the rise of analytical positivist jurisprudence, the rhetorical paradigm tends to be low and toward the edge. Some scholars have said: "In the past 100 to 150 years, the mainstream of Western methodological thinking has regarded the aspect of rhetoric in legal expression as the kind of emotional and subjective factors that only lead to ambiguity and uncertainty. At the same time, the political and ethical aspects of the legal expression have been regarded by many jurists as 'given'. This is the concern of politicians or moral philosophers. It is conceivable that as a 'legalist' The task of the legalist is to maintain the inherent consistency of the law itself under the policy and moral values ​​given by the legislature, the executive, and the court." Thus, this legal philosophy inevitably focuses on the law. The most "logical" aspect, that is, the formal rules." Fundamentally, the reason why the rhetorical paradigm tends to decline in modern times is that its original territory has been taken up by the logical research paradigm.

Fourth, the contemporary revival history of the rhetorical paradigm in Western methodology studies is always moving forward in alternating cycles. If in the era of logic-led Western methodology, the rhetorical paradigm tends to decline, then with the revival of rhetoric in the second half of the 20th century, another attribute of legal activity, the rhetoric of emotion and passion as the basis of rhetoric Sex is more prominent. As the so-called "Thirty years of Hedong, thirty years of Hexi", after several centuries of silence, rhetoric (study) has become a striking research paradigm in contemporary Western methodology.

Contrary to the logic method, the rhetorical method (and the topical method) “attempts to touch a living life. This law established a 'death' in the case of the recovery of the old tradition (Aristotle, Cicero). The procedure of 'aproretisches', so that people can find their way in the 'open system'." Contemporary legal rhetoric research originated from this ancient tradition, as Haft of Germany said: the beginning of learning. The discussion and argumentation of the case is the initial content of law. It was only later that the day was born. Due to the increasing problem of our huge judicial system, the trust in the Code has not been shattered, but it has also been shaken. Because of other legal fields, such as the social insurance law or the tax law, it has once again fallen into doubt. (Kasuistik), therefore, we should re-remember the source of rhetoric in law. 'It can be seen that Western methodology is influenced and dominated by rhetoric at the source. Later, with the establishment of Western laws and judicial systems, it was more influenced by logic. Western laws and their disciplines, which were influenced by rhetoric from the beginning, have applicability, practicality, and argumentation, which are quite different from Western methodology, which was later dominated by logic. In the West, law and politics are crucial to the meaning of rhetoric. The re-emergence of law and rhetoric in the contemporary West is actually a return to the ancient law and the tradition of rhetoric.

Scholars have criticized formal logic in the revival of the rhetoric and thesis research in the Western intellectual circles in the 20th century. For example, Turmin, Perelman, and Philippe all believe that ''formal logic' has invaded other fields, so it has been negatively evaluated. According to Tuulmin's view, the argumentation pattern of formal logic syllogism Trying to characterize the arguments made in various argumentation fields, depicting an exaggerated and slick appearance. By virtue of the distinction that is recognized (that is, the difference between premise and conclusion), it is impossible to correctly understand the reality of real life. The arguments carried out confuse the use of language and conceal the complexity of the argument. Therefore, the argument should be released from formal logic.

The focus of Perelman's new rhetoric is also a criticism of traditional syllogism and formal logic. Perelman believes that this form of formal logic has its fundamental limitations in the application of the humanities. The reason is that the use of formal logic is based on three methodological principles: the use of artificial language, formalism, and objectivism. Perelman refuted this one by one, and believed that people can't get a self-righting knot with coercive power through logical deduction. A closer look reveals that the legal rebuttal of the logical paradigm is actually as early as the 19th century. In the late period, he began to learn to become a law of mathematics. 6 When conceptual jurisprudence intended to use jurisprudence as mathematics, it has actually pronounced its death penalty.

Highly rationalized laws attempt to make unchecked regulations on social life, but this is obviously not realistic.哈特在耶林的概念天国与现代分析法学文中,总结了耶林对概念法学的五点批判,其中之就是:错误地将法律科学的那些概念与方法等归于数学之中;因此,所有的法律推理都成了纯粹的算计问题,逻辑推演就是在这些算计之中展开法律概念的内容。耶林嘲笑的这些法学家们升入了一个法学概念的天堂。在长于思辨的德国,法学家在历史上曾经把逻辑范式运用并推向极致。英美法学中有个与''概念法学“类似的提法即”机械法学“(mechanicalurisprudence),也曾备受垢病。如庞德认为,机械法学最糟糕之处,便在于将概念当做最终的解答,而非推理的前提。如此一来,概念便不再是概念,而只是一堆空话而已。法学中对逻辑范式的批判一直持续到20世纪。

不过应注意,20世纪上半叶西方法学家对逻辑予以批判时,也未能充分意识到逻辑学的最新发展。比如人们往往知道霍姆斯曾经对逻辑做过批判,但霍姆斯和兰德尔都没有意识到弗雷格的同期著作概念文字(Begriffsschrift)已经在逻辑领域掀起了一场革命。兰德尔和霍姆斯所提及的逻辑仅仅是指“三段论”(syllogism)。1880年兰德尔著作的第二版出版,1881年霍姆斯的论文普通法问世。上述两个著作都未能意识到逻辑领域的革命刚刚开始。弗雷格(GottlobFrege)和皮尔士(CharlesSandersPierce)超越了亚里士多德式的三段论推理逻辑,并且给我们带来了''现代逻辑“。在更晚近的一段时期,法学家们才开始认真对待全新的现代逻辑方法,并且试图将之适用于法律问题的研究之中。现今学者的研究表明,法学与现代逻辑学的发展并不同步。颇具反思意味的是,无论是传统秉持逻辑范式的法学,还是19世纪后期出现的对逻辑的强烈批判(如耶林、霍姆斯等),两种看似对立的立场居然都把”逻辑“与''形式演绎逻辑”简单等同。

就此而言,后者并未实现对前者在范式上的根本超越,这是下面所要深入剖析的。

(二)传统法学研究中逻辑范式的致命缺陷:将“逻辑”等同于“形逻辑”

传统法学研究中逻辑范式存在的致命缺陷在于将“逻辑”简单等同于''形逻辑“。这遭到法学研究中复兴的修辞范式的诟病。在逻辑范式主导的西方法律传统中,人们一般从狭义上理解逻辑,即将''逻辑”与''形式演绎逻辑“简单等同。这种观念不仅体现在法学界,而且体现在逻辑学研究中。在很长一段时间里,主流逻辑学家心中有两个理所当然的等式:逻辑=演绎逻辑;演绎逻辑=FDL(FormalDeductiveLogic,形式演绎逻辑)。这种等同意识源于人们默认FDL可以包容或适用论证分析,换言之,蕴涵关系可以代表所有前提对结论的关系。其实,将逻辑同形式演绎逻辑简单等同体现的是一种逻辑观,即所谓”抽象的逻辑观“”逻辑是非个体的、形式的、普遍的、无时空限制的、非情景的、价值中立的。据此,人们不能区分从逻辑的观点看个论证是好的和从修辞学角度看个论证是好的。7但这种逻辑观存在很大问题:它从逻辑评价中排除了归纳、设证及许多实践推理形式,或者从演绎标准进行评价,将它们斥为无效。然而,逻辑并不等于形式逻辑,更不能跟形式演绎逻辑简单等同。澄清此问题需从源头上考察。亚里士多德是''逻辑学之父',工具论是他身后出版的一部重要逻辑学著作。书中论辩篇和辩谬篇研究的是论证,而前分析篇则以推论为核心。因此,中心的数学逻辑完全不理会论证的问题,而经受数学逻辑洗礼的导论逻辑(introductorylogic)误把关于蕴涵的理论当作可囊括推论和论证的一般逻辑理论。事实上,蕴涵和论证不同。FDL的研究对象是蕴涵,而非形式逻辑的对象是论证。

可见,在西方逻辑学源头上“逻辑”的概念本来并不是那么狭隘=“逻辑”的原初内涵远比后来主导西方法律的那种“抽象的逻辑观”要丰富得多:既有形式推理意义上的逻辑,也有非形式论证意义上的逻辑。但到后来,现代逻辑学主流看法却将''逻辑词仅留给形式逻辑,而忽略其他任何推理形式。这样一来'听众消失了,逻辑确定性成了唯一标准。修辞学与辩证法已经被排除掉。逻辑俨然成了理性的化身或判别标准,而这种逻辑往往被理解为形式逻辑。

法学研究中修辞范式在复兴之际,也对逻辑范式予以反驳。在法律中,将逻辑与形式演绎逻辑简单等同的观点也很难站得住脚。法律可以根据各种计算符号予以表达。

这种看法“跟法律方法不协调”,因为“法律中充满了对从公理出发进行逻辑演绎解决的背离”。而且'法律化约为一种形式逻辑会跟任何法律体系的目的相悖“,而这种法律体系是''要调控社会生活”。个法律人甚至会发现形式逻辑学是“毫无意义和徒劳的:它复杂的和技术性的机制仅仅在阐明已知的东西,而没有为建构足以解决新问题的法律方法这一创造性任务提供实质性帮助”。可见,形式逻辑学的缺陷也非常明显,尤其在法律中这种缺陷更为明显。既然法律体系是''要调控社会生活“,满足日常实际论证的需要,那么此时逻辑已无能为力,这便为修辞提供了用武之地。

总之,有两种方法要素曾经支配西方法律传统:一种是逻辑,并且自近代以来,逻辑就牢牢主导着西方法律;另一种是修辞,虽说它在古代西方法律传统中地位显明,可是后来则被逐渐遗忘。逻辑与修辞虽然具有截然不同的倾向,但却在不同历史时期从根本上形塑了西方法律(学)传统。总体上说,西方法学经历了一个漫长的知识论上的变迁。在舒国滢教授看来,这个变迁的突出之处在于:法学的修辞学知识一技术范式逐渐被形式逻辑(几何学)的知识一技术范式所遮蔽,甚至被取代。不过,这一整体趋向随着20世纪修辞学研究的复兴,在学者努力下,逐渐形成了一种新的研究领域一法律修辞学(或修辞法学)。而且西方法律运行实践表明,长期以来被形式逻辑迷雾所遮蔽的修辞学思维与方法,在法学领域其实同样大有用武之地。

(三)修辞范式的引入对传统法学的超越在20世纪初,霍姆斯即洞察到法律中逻辑的局限性。一如霍姆斯,卡多佐和杜威等人也试图超越形式逻辑,但他们均未真正解决此问题。霍姆斯等人虽然看到了逻辑的局限性,但在他们的理论中并未完好地解决这一问题。“所谓自明、明显、理性与逻辑致的说服力,其本身并非自足。人们必须使用论据的力量来说服论据所针对的那些人。这一结论在霍姆斯那里并没有以清晰的方式表达,但这却内在于他的思考方。

这预示着从形式领域到论辩领域的巨大跨越。“故在纽约大学的马内利(Maneli)看来,新论辩理论的根基已由霍姆斯所明确,而杜威则为这种分析提供了新视角。霍姆斯等人未能解决的难题,后来在佩雷尔曼及其论辩理论中找到答案。如上文所论,耶林、霍姆斯等人的法学理论虽然对逻辑范式提出了批判,但他们所理解的”逻辑“无非还是形式逻辑。而佩雷尔曼的学术研究一开始也是关注逻辑问题,但因为引入了一种新的修辞学范式,而在研究方法上便超越了传统上对逻辑的狭义理解。相比而言,19世纪末、20世纪初如耶林、霍姆斯对传统法学中逻辑的批判,其实并没有实现研究范式上的突破。这种突破只有到了20世纪中期以来,站在修辞学立场的佩雷尔曼、图尔敏、菲韦格等那里才得以实现。个中原因即在于:这一时期不同国家的学者提出了一种新的法学研究范式一修辞。由此也可看出范式研究运用于法学领域有其不可替代的功能。

20世纪50年代末以后,人们认识到在形式逻辑和法律推理之间存在一个根本的不可调和的冲突,这激发了人们的一系列努力,试图将法律推理的一个替代性描述植根于修辞与论辩的传统中。在当今西方,人们可发现以下趋势:“从演绎性证明转向商谈型证成(discursiveustification);从'闭合'转向一种更为'开放'的推理模式;从绝对的权威转向在各种可能被接受的替代模式之间的对话选择。”与僵硬的逻辑相比,灵动的修8辞更便于用来处理法律中无处不在的价值判断问题。

修辞学理论与方法的引入不仅超越了霍姆斯以及后来的法律现实主义,而且超越了传统的形式主义法学。在佩雷尔曼看来“正是我们称之为'形式主义法学''概念法学'或'机械法学'的支持者们喜欢使逻辑成为法律的核心,并因此而等同于逻辑学家。但事实上,旦进入到法律争论当中,他们就是法学家,他们的'逻辑'推理远远越过形式逻辑的限制。”在这里,佩雷尔曼深刻洞见到一直被形式主义法学话语所掩盖的修辞论辩因素。他由此批判司法推理的“工业模式”(industrialmodel),并以此回应凯尔森的纯粹法学。在佩雷尔曼看来,凯尔森理论忽略了论辩的两个重要贡献:第忽略了论辩在将具体规则适用于事实情形中世界的复杂性;第二,忽略了论辩在确立法律体系的基本前提中的作用。此外,从修辞学角度看,新分析法学派哈特的理论亦不无问题。有美国法学家通过对九个案例的实证分析认为,哈特的如下观点有问题:即认为法律是规范性的、不变的、公正无私的,更多地是通过规则与先例而不是通过人予以表述的。法律论证是构成性的,体现出各种语境下的变化,反映了各方争辩者的不同价值。9总之,无论是概念法学、纯粹法学、新分析法学,还是美国的法律形式主义,在注重对法的概念、形式、逻辑予以研究的同时,都忽略了法律中的论辩这因素;同时也将逻辑和论辩做了不适当的分离。然而,根据当代语言哲学研究,人们抛弃了那种将逻辑从论辩中僵硬分离的观点。相应地,传统上将逻辑学、辩证法与修辞学之间予以僵硬的学科划分的观点也开始淡化。越出拉莫斯与笛卡尔在逻辑学与修辞学之间挖掘的壕沟,人们开始对交往的社会基础重新产生兴趣,预示着人们重新关注论辩的过程。由此,学界开始出现从逻辑到修辞的研究范式转换。这一转换也体现于法律中。

西方法学从20世纪上半叶对逻辑的批判,到20世纪后半叶法学研究的修辞学转向,定程度上超越了形式主义法学和现实主义法学的传统争论。其实,这两个流派之间的差异完全可以从现代修辞学观点得以协调。修辞研究范式的引入,提出了如下法学新理念:其对法律(规则)的理解。修辞学立场的引入,将对法律带来一种全新的理解:法律可被界定为种论辩领域。这意味着在受规则拘束的形式主义和规则怀疑的现实主义之间的一种中间立场:法律规则的本质和听众的概念相关。法律规则在司法修辞的领域中运行,但它们作为种独立于司法过程的抽象地代表法律的一种命令即无法予以解释。从修辞学视角看,法律可被描述为一种对论辩的实施。近年来,英国麦考密克在修辞与法治:一种法律推理理论一书中也提出法律的可争辩性'恰是作为可争辩的(arguable)法律这种观念让我们立马考虑法律论辩的修辞特征。只要是有公开论辩过程的地方,就会有修辞的存在。“10这修辞学立场的法律观,呼应了法律与修辞学在源头上的密切联系。

其二,对司法(裁判)的理解。修辞学视角的引入,对司法裁判尤具启示意义。近代以来,西方法律思想的主流出于对司法专断的顾忌,在司法权与司法裁判机制的构造上,总是寻求独断与非理性的意志干预的最小化。如果说形式主义法学试图在司法中极力排除个人因素,由此修辞活动无法施展的话,那么,后来的现实主义法学则极度张扬了司法中的个人因素,二者均无法妥当解决司法活动的合理性。修辞学作为超越形式主义与现实主义之争的种新视角,将法官解释为种论辩代理人。他拥有多种说服手段,其中包含法律规则但又不限于此。修辞学将法官重新置于论辩的领地。它提出法律规则的性质要参照其在司法过程的运用来加以解释,而不是相反。修辞学重申了交往互动对那种孤立表达的形式真理的优先性。司法理由提供了分析的起点,而不是某些理想化的规则体系。对判决的分析是作为一种论辩说服的实施,对有效性的检测标准不是正确性,而是说服性。在当今社会,司法所要担负的使命艰巨而复杂。如何合法、合理地应对快速变化的政治、经济、社会发展实际需要昵,答案是,法官应运用修辞学的实践智慧去化解各种难题。

在修辞学范式影响下,人们对法律与司法的观念产生很大变化。西方法律实践中的修辞活动在学理上的正当性由此亦得到确立。当然,似乎也很难说存在从逻辑到修辞的法学研究在范式上的根本转换。范式转换用来描述在科学范畴里,一种在基本理论上根本假设的改变。这种改变,后来亦被应用于各种其他学科方面的巨大转变。应用于本文研究,西方法律与法学整体上在从传统上被逻辑范式所主导,转换到对修辞范式的关注。虽说存在一个大的研究转换,但逻辑范式在法学中的地位依然并没有被彻底取代。比如,佩雷尔曼的新修辞学其实并未就此否定形式逻辑,而是将其放在应有的位置上。形式逻辑是依据演绎法或归纳法进行说明或证明的技巧;而辩证逻辑或新修辞学则在形式逻辑的基础上增添了论辩的技术。从逻辑到修辞的范式演进,不是说后者如今已经取代了前者,其实前者依然是支撑西方法学的一种必要的方法论要素。

五、逻辑与修辞:中国法学语境下的思考在中国语境下,逻辑、修辞与法律的关系问题需要认真对待。国内近年来也兴起法律修辞学研究。这里所研究的逻辑、修辞与法律之主旨,在中国特定的制度、文化、学术语境下恐怕跟西方会有所不同,甚至有很大不同。

学界有一种流传甚广的看法认为,中国传统法律中是不大讲逻辑的。如唐德刚在谈了西方法律如何讲逻辑之后,认为:爷'和'狗头讼师'。我们的'仲尼之徒向是注重'为政以德'的。毫无法理常识的中;断得不好的,则来他个'和尚打伞',无法(发)无天,满口革命大道理,事实上则连最起码的逻辑也没有了。“11不大讲逻辑,这种民族思维方式在司法裁判中表现得尤为明显。就整体而言,古代判词一般重在说情,而不重说理,判决的内在逻辑过程较少完整地、清楚地表现出来。

由此,自古以来在中国形成一种不同于西方的实质性思维。当代中国法官仍然普遍存在着这种实质性思维。但这种思维具有明显的缺陷,尤其是跟中国社会不断迈向法治的现实需求不符。其实,这种缺陷归根到底还是逻辑思维的欠缺。基于这种观点,人们往往会进步提出:对于当代中国而言,我们更需要种法的形式理性。其实,类似的看法在民国时期即已经出现。如王伯琦认为:“我们现阶段的执法者,不论其为司法官或行政官,不患其不能自由,唯恐其不知科学,不患其拘泥逻辑,唯恐其没有概念。”我国传统司法官逻辑思维的欠缺,跟我国传统哲学思维特征有很大关系。逻辑学在我国往往体现在古代名家思想中,然而这一思想一直却未获发展,反而备受排挤,成为学术末流。拒斥名家思想的后果就是中国传统哲学中逻辑理性成为胡适所说的“衰落的科学”,逻辑方法始终没有在中国传统哲学中发展起来。结果,中国科学始终没有迈出理性的逻辑论证那关键的一步,始终没有走出经验的范围。因此“中国哲学的推理思维方,有相当多的部分是藉着'体证'而非'论证','论证'重在分析思辨,以及藉由推理形式规则保证推论的正确性。而'体证'重在身体力行的实践,是在活动,变化中感应着同一主体中的彼端。”哲学思维重“体证”而轻“论证”,擅长于情感、直觉、体验,而在认知、理智、推理方面较为欠缺。

这也体现在中国古代司法中。古代司法论证和裁判过程中个突出的特点就是认知和情感融合在起。知、情、意处于合不分的状态,而其中情感因素起着重要作用,这使得传统思维、论证带有强烈的感情色彩,使思维按照主观感情需要所决定的方向发展。这倒是给修辞在判决中的运用提供了广泛可能性。众所周知,中国古代的确出现了不少极富文学色彩的判词、妙判。这种现象的大量存在使得古代裁判表现出显著的诗性思维特征。从这个意义上,在逻辑与修辞问题上,中国古代法律文化似乎更近于修辞而疏于逻辑。

但学界还有一种观点却不这么看,而是认为,决非如很多人说的那样,中国思维传统不讲逻辑甚至没有逻辑;相反,中国思维传统有自身的逻辑。华裔哲学家成中英先生即认为:“汉语思维的这种辩证特征一就像常常在道家和中国佛教中所见到的那样创造了中国文化中许多复杂而又精炼的论证和推理。根据现代逻辑和逻辑哲学的规则和原则,说中国语言或中国语法没有逻辑性是十足的浅薄无知。”12应当肯定,中国逻辑有其特殊的语言和推理,可以说是一种特殊的逻辑,与西方不同的逻辑。相应地,在法律领域也不能说没有逻辑。如有人指出,中国古代判决并非不讲逻辑,不但有般的三段论推理,而且还遵循着套可能不为我们熟知的逻辑判案,这是跟当时人们的语言规则和生活世界紧密相关的。之所以导致认为古代判决中没有逻辑,是因为当下中国许多研究法律逻辑学的著作就多多少少偏离了正轨,它们只是把纯粹逻辑学转化到法律领域里,而没有真正关注现实中的法律推理到底是怎样的。

总结上文,在对中国古代法律与司法究竟是否体现出逻辑理性问题上,已经出现两种对立的观点。在研究中,不同学者明显对“逻辑词赋予了不同内涵,甚至跟西方学术背景下的”逻辑“有很大不同。可见这个问题在中国语境下应该说是比较复杂,不宜简单下判,应予以具体分析,更需进一步研究。

中国社会还有个较为特殊的背景是,到了清末变法修律以后,被迫放弃了古代那套法律,转而全盘移植西方法律。这使得逻辑、修辞与法律的关系问题在中国的研究面临更为复杂的背景。有学者对近代以来我国判词做了研究,认为中国的判词经历了从古代的文学化、情感化、道德化,至近代的对传统的扬弃及域外的引鉴,彰显出判词的程式化、逻辑性、专业化等特点,走出了一条由(古)封闭到(近代)开放的路径。尤其是民国以后某些典型判词在结构及说理上甚至远远超过了当代判词。13可见,至少在中国法律传统是否讲逻辑这问题上,还应以发展变化的观点去看待。

在历史上,逻辑学与修辞学在不同时期分别对西方法律产生过强烈的影响和支配。

法律中的逻辑与修辞往往泾渭分明。我国法律传统没有西方这种背景,总体上看,在我国古代法律传统中,逻辑与修辞的区分似乎不像西方那么明显。但逻辑与修辞在我国法律中,同样也有一些不同。而且,上文论及的逻辑与修辞在法律运行中可能出现的出入,往往也体现在中国文化传统中,如有言:“信言不美,美言不信”,或者王国维所说爱“。当下中国司法裁判中形式逻辑往往会因为其实质上的不可接受性而受到指摘。

不可接受性是个修辞标准,可见逻辑与修辞在当代中国司法中同样可能出现冲突。

自古以来,中国司法形成了不同于西方的实质性思维、诗性思维。近年来我国法院系统推行的能动司法政策,其实也是上述思维在当代的延伸。体现实质性思维的法律修辞还被运用在律师执业中。在目前中国媒体高度关注的热点案件中,定会有律师试图用雄辩的修辞首先影响公众和/或媒体,然后将之转化为对法官的政治干预。同样在一些热点案件中,一些法官因为不当修辞而被舆论推向风口浪尖。可见,在当代中国法律与司法中,不论是逻辑问题还是修辞问题,都是非常值得进一步发掘的实际问题。

结语基于中西方学术语境,本文对逻辑与修辞这对法学范式,侧重从西方作了宏观上的分析与梳理。总的来说,逻辑与修辞范式直都在支配着西方法律传统的形成、发展和变化。二者既彼此对立、排斥,乃至一度分道扬镳、形同陌路,当然也有相互影响、彼此合作,共同促进中西方法律与司法文明的发展。在法律史上,逻辑与修辞分别在不同时期对形塑西方法律传统起到关键作用,并由此彰显出西方法律不同于世界其他法律的特色。可以笼统地说,法律应兼顾内容与形式、理智与情感,协调理性与合理性之间的关系,即应处理好逻辑与修辞的关系。在当下欧美各国法律制度实践中,逻辑与修辞已成为两种基本的法律方法要素。在中国语境下,逻辑与修辞范式恐怕会跟西方有很大不同,但西方对此问题的经验教训值得我们去借鉴。整体而言,我国法律文化传统中,逻辑思维较为欠缺,而实质性思维颇为擅长。在法律运行中,体现实质性思维的修辞更容易被人用来达到某种目的。司法中的修辞也容易导致裁判更多受制于那种捉摸不定的民意。因此个习惯于实质性思维、诗性思维的国度在迈向法治的过程中,格外需要注重逻辑的作用。当然,修辞在法律中的合理价值也同样不能忽视。逻辑与修辞这一对范式之间的合理关系,在我国依法治国进程中也应妥当处置。

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前引,苏珊哈克文,第21~22页“所谓'现代逻辑'与传统亚里士多德逻辑或经院逻辑的不同之处在于,它不再作为工具、方法论、手段或艺术,而俨然成为一门科学。它不再满足于给出思维规律或规定推理规则。它是'秩序的科学'它适用于事物的秩序,也适用于思维的秩序。”参见前引,阿德勒主编书,第806407页。

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98,99.哲学家杜威认为,逻辑实际上是一个有关经验现象的理论,就像任何其他经验准则一样,常常增长和提高。将一种更经验性的、更灵活的逻辑渗透到法律中,是智识的需要,也是社会的需要。参见美约翰杜威:逻辑方法与法律,载葛洪义主编:法律方法与法律思维(4),法律出版社2007年版,第327页。

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有学者分析了这思维对于当代中国法治的危害性:其,中国传统法官的实质性思维属于非理性的法律思维,它导致法律术语贫乏,缺乏具有普遍性的严格的术语;其二,实质性思维导致的司法平民化,导致行外人士任意干涉职业法官的活动;其三,司法活动不讲究严格的解释与推理技术,导致擅断和舞弊之风;其四,只考虑结果与目的,不考虑过程与手段,把法律的程序通俗化为行政化的程序;其五,传统法官总是将法律与事实糅合在起,导致法律的确王伯琦:论概念法学,载王伯琦:近代法律思潮与中国固有文化,清华大学出版社2005年版,第168页。

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参见前引,成中英书,第562页。

参见胡凌:〈名公书判清明集〉中的逻辑问题,载苏力主编:法律书评(5),北京大学出版社2007年版,第18页。

陈林林在一篇论文中,对那种用“形式非理性”反逻辑“的用词来描绘中国古典司法的看法不以为然。参见陈林林参见前引胡凌文,第27页。

比如,有人通过案例揭示出:司法裁判形式逻辑推演形成的形式公平的判决结果在结论上或者事实上可能是非真实的或者不可接受的

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