Introduction to Law

Author: Rudolf Goldschmidt
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: The author's life was that of a legal thinker, philosopher, and social democrat. In the history of contemporary legal thought, he has been recognized as a master of law. His legal thought of empirical relativism, derived from his philosophical dualism, has had a significant impact on the legal thought circles worldwide for over half a century. Throughout his life, he sought true justice and rationality between phenomenal justice and factual justice, as well as between superficial rationality and objective rationality. His early views and later insights actually reveal a great swing in his thinking about justice—a negation of the negation. Although there were deviations and mistakes in his intellectual journey, he never lost his direction but rather grew closer to his goal. This book offers us invaluable spiritual wealth.
The author's life was that of a legal thinker, philosopher, and social democrat. In the history of contemporary legal thought, he has been recognized as a master of law. His legal thought of empirical relativism, derived from his philosophical dualism, has had a significant impact on the legal thought circles worldwide for over half a century. Throughout his life, he sought true justice and rationality between phenomenal justice and factual justice, as well as between superficial rationality and objective rationality. His early views and later insights actually reveal a great swing in his thinking about justice—a negation of the negation. Although there were deviations and mistakes in his intellectual journey, he never lost his direction but rather grew closer to his goal. This book offers us invaluable spiritual wealth.