bepress Legal Series The Disenchantment of Logically Formal
... decisionist strands in his own theory of modernity, a theory that helps in understanding the current situation of legal thought, if we take the un-Weberian step of applying it to legal formalism. Finally, Part V offers an interpretation of the contemporary mode of legal thought as an episode in the ...
... decisionist strands in his own theory of modernity, a theory that helps in understanding the current situation of legal thought, if we take the un-Weberian step of applying it to legal formalism. Finally, Part V offers an interpretation of the contemporary mode of legal thought as an episode in the ...
The Disenchantment of Logically Formal Legal Rationality
... “social needs.” These norms, regarded as “valid” “living law,” rather than deduction from individualist postulates, should, and also would, in this “legal pluralist” view, be the basis for legislative, administrative and judicial elaboration of new rules of state law. Whereas the social was spectacu ...
... “social needs.” These norms, regarded as “valid” “living law,” rather than deduction from individualist postulates, should, and also would, in this “legal pluralist” view, be the basis for legislative, administrative and judicial elaboration of new rules of state law. Whereas the social was spectacu ...
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... Savigny was born in Frankfurt in 1779. His interest in Historical studies was kindled at the university of Marburg and Gottingen and greatly encouraged when he came into contact with great historians at the University of Berlin. He served university of Berlin as a teacher. He also acquired a lasting ...
... Savigny was born in Frankfurt in 1779. His interest in Historical studies was kindled at the university of Marburg and Gottingen and greatly encouraged when he came into contact with great historians at the University of Berlin. He served university of Berlin as a teacher. He also acquired a lasting ...