Zygmunt Ziembiński (1920–1996) – Polish legal theorist and philosopher, co-founder of the Poznań school of analytical legal theory. He laid the foundations of the Polish theory of norms of conduct, the logic of norms and the methodology of legal science; his work still shapes the language in which Polish legal theory speaks about norms and rules.
Texts in the „Archive”
Theory of Law and the Challenges of Analytical Pragmatism
Maciej Dybowski · Issue 1(14)/2016
A metatheoretical reflection on the practice of legal theory within the classical project of analysis – a tradition of which Ziembiński was one of the pillars.
Postpositivism on the Trail of the Holy Grail? A Reply to Tomasz Pietrzykowski’s Criticism
Andrzej Grabowski · Issue 1(1)/2010 (in Polish)
A polemic on the limits of positivism and „postpositivism” in Polish legal theory – a continuation of disputes growing out of the analytical tradition Ziembiński helped to create.
See also the Principles of Law and Legal Interpretation collections.