Western Legal Thought History Synchronous Practice Book (2003 Edition) National Higher Education Self-Study Examination: National Higher Education Self-Study Examination

Author: Xu Guo'ai
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: "A History of Western Legal Thought" is an important foundational theoretical course for the legal major in the self-study examination program. Its main research object is the various legal thoughts, viewpoints, theories, and systems in Western history, as well as the historical and evolutionary patterns of their emergence and development. This course is an interdisciplinary field situated between the history of foreign legal systems and legal philosophy. It follows the historical development of Western legal systems as its fundamental thread, systematically analyzing and studying the legal theories of representative figures from different periods, summarizing the basic characteristics of legal thought in each period and the patterns of their development and change. It provides necessary and detailed references for critically borrowing the beneficial elements of Western legal thought, enriching Marxist theory, establishing a socialist legal theory system, and improving students' legal quality and cultivation. This book is a supplementary exercise manual for "A History of Western Legal Thought."