Natural Law School | Legal Theory | Jurisprudence

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In this lecture, we will explore the contributions of natural school jurists to the subject of jurisprudence. We will discuss the definitions of law, and criticisms of different jurists.

This lecture will cover the ancient Greek thinkers Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. In the mediaeval period, Thomas Aquinas, and John Locke, Hobbes, Hugo, and Rousseau. We will also see Bentham and Austin's criticism of the natural school of jurisprudence.

This lecture is essential viewing for anyone interested in law, philosophy, or political science. It provides a comprehensive overview of Hart's work and its impact on the study of law.

Don't miss out on gaining a deeper understanding of the analytical school's evolution and its ongoing relevance in contemporary legal discourse. Watch now and expand your legal insights!"

0:00 Introduction
0:18 Concept of Natural School
1:04 Ancient Thinkers on Natural School
1:33 Socrates on Natural School
2:12 Plato on Natural School
3:50 Aristotle on Natural School
4:50 Medieval Period
5:11 Thomas Aquinas
7:14 Types of Law
8:04 Natural Law and Social Contract
8:41 Hugo on the Theory of Social Contract
9:30 Hobbes on the Theory of Social Contract
10:44 John Locke on the Theory of Social Contract
11:39 Rousseau on the Theory of Social Contract
12:30 Criticism of Natural School