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1. Juristic typologies: a framework for enquiry 2. Early ijtihad and the later construction of authority 3. The rise and augmentation of school authority 4. Taqlid: authority, hermeneutics and function 5. Operative terminology and the dynamics of legal doctrine 6. The jurisconsult, the author-jurist and legal change
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