Legal philosophy

Author: Kaufmann
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: It is not necessary for every legal professional to become a professional legal philosopher, but every legal professional should have a certain taste for legal philosophy to expand their "problem awareness." This book does not teach familiar and recurring doctrines, but rather teaches legal philosophical thinking and encourages active participation. — Kaufmann
Professor Kaufmann has been researching legal philosophy and criminal law for over fifty years, and many of his works have been translated into eighteen languages. With a deep foundation in Greek and Latin, he often transcends time and space to gain insight into issues, seeking the meaning of justice and law. The Philosophy of Law is not written exclusively for legal professionals but is also suitable for non-lawyers. Its content is extensive, covering topics from basic legal philosophical concepts to cutting-edge issues like cloning. In addition to legal knowledge, it includes philosophy, sociology, political science, natural sciences, and modern technology.
It is not necessary for every legal professional to become a professional legal philosopher, but every legal professional should have a certain taste for legal philosophy to expand their "problem awareness." This book does not teach familiar and recurring doctrines, but rather teaches legal philosophical thinking and encourages active participation. — Kaufmann
Professor Kaufmann has been researching legal philosophy and criminal law for over fifty years, and many of his works have been translated into eighteen languages. With a deep foundation in Greek and Latin, he often transcends time and space to gain insight into issues, seeking the meaning of justice and law. The Philosophy of Law is not written exclusively for legal professionals but is also suitable for non-lawyers. Its content is extensive, covering topics from basic legal philosophical concepts to cutting-edge issues like cloning. In addition to legal knowledge, it includes philosophy, sociology, political science, natural sciences, and modern technology.