The book, titled Legal Reasoning and Cognitive Science: Topics and Perspectives, is published in collaboration with the internationally renown Scopus-indexed journal of legal theory Diritto & questioni pubbliche. The book includes contributions by leading scholars both in legal philosophy and in cognitive science, dealing with topics such as: the naturalization of law and legal theory; cognitive-oriented perspectives on law and legal reasoning; the nature of law and normative phenomena; legal reasoning and cognitive biases; law and emotions; defeasibility and legal cognition; legal evidence; law, legal reasoning and Artificial Intelligence. Chapters are original research papers, but they are also written in a clear and reader-friendly style, and are suitable for use as reading materials in higher education (LLM, PhD programmes, etc.).

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