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I‘m an attorney who studied Hart and Dworkin at some length in law school. I was recently telling a coworker about how fascinating I find the legal positivism/interpretivism debate, and they messaged me later expressing some interest in reading more on the subject.

Does anybody have any recommendations for intro texts that could help someone without much background in jurisprudence or philosophy generally understand Hart and Dworkin’s ideas? SEP is usually good for this sort of thing, but I didn’t love the idea of sending a complete beginner to the legal positivism/interpretivism entries after I looked at them.

Planning on visiting in June. I’d love to catch the sunset from the acropolis but that won’t be until after 8:30pm, and it looks like the site closes at 8pm.

That being said, entry tickets exist all the way up to 7:30pm, and most people report spending around 2 hours there. Does that mean you can linger past 8pm if you have an earlier entry time? Or are the 7:30pm entrants just in for a very rushed visit?

I’m looking for a pack that’s primary purpose will be to carry food, water, and jackets for 1-2 people for 15-20 mile day trips. But I’d really love it if it could double as an airplane carry-on (doesn’t need to be the perfect carry on, just do the job). I currently use the osprey atmos for overnight backpacking and like it a lot. Suggestions?