According to Paranjape, jurisprudence is a science that studies the nature, structure, and application of law. In his book, "Jurisprudence and Legal Theory," Paranjape defines jurisprudence as "the study of the fundamental principles of law, the study of the nature of law, and the study of the relation of law to the social and economic structure of the community." (Paranjape, N. V., Jurisprudence and Legal Theory, 4th ed., 2005, p. 1). Paranjape emphasizes that jurisprudence is not merely a descriptive science, but also a normative one, as it evaluates the law and its effectiveness in achieving social goals.
Breaks down essential legal building blocks such as , Ownership , Possession , and Legal Personality . Part V: Recent Trends in Indian Jurisprudence jurisprudence and legal theory by n. v. paranjape pdf