Analytical Jurisprudence is a branch of legal theory that focuses on the analysis of legal concepts and the structure of legal systems. It seeks to clarify the meaning of legal terms and the relationships between different legal rules. This approach emphasizes logical reasoning and aims to provide a clear understanding of how laws function within a society. Key figures in Analytical Jurisprudence include H.L.A. Hart and Joseph Raz, who contributed significantly to the field. Their work often contrasts with other legal theories, such as Natural Law and Legal Positivism, by prioritizing a systematic examination of legal language and concepts over moral considerations.