… relevant to descriptions of vagueness and indeterminacy in normative texts, we will end this
… some of the most relevant questions discussed concerning vagueness and indeterminacy. …

… If I am successful in doing that, it may seem that it is an evaluative conclusion that tells us
nothing of the nature of vagueness in normative texts: I will simply have shown that it …

… in interpreting vague legal texts. … vagueness really is, and then, depending on his normative
view about the proper relation between legislation and adjudication, to offer a normative argu…

… view, which claims that our vague terms have unknown sharp … true, I introduce the normative
choice account. According to … shape Chapter Five – some of the text in it was lifted from an …

… ’s vague text. In both cases, a proper interpretation of a philosophical text includes a historical
description of what the text strictly and literally says, plus a normative improvement of that …

… to consider what normative reasons judges might have to resolve cases of vagueness on the
… legal texts and the content of law, this means trouble for the communicativecontent theory.6 …

… texts may be considered inherently vague or indeterminate because nothing entirely determinate
can be said about a text’s … within the argumentative structures of normative provisions. …

… the rationales behind different forms of legal and linguistic indeterminacy and, in particular,
offers considerations on how vague choices may be exploited to shape normative texts. …

… and vagueness in … texts, which may lead the latter to be considered as either determinate
or indeterminate in meaning. Then I shall look at the ways in which ambiguity and vagueness …

… to formulate an individual norm by choosing from those meanings. A vague norm is also a
… with higher-order vagueness, and (iii) they ignore the reason given in the text below for not …