Ninety-nine years of German and European jurists

Author: (German) Kleinheil
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book aims to introduce the history of German jurisprudence to non-lawyers and beginners in law in an easy-to-understand manner. Based on alphabetical order, it describes the lives of nearly nine hundred important European and German legal scholars over the past nine centuries. The selected scholars are representative figures of major periods in legal history, and the descriptions of their lives are not limited to their "narrow" academic achievements but focus on showcasing their broader legal activities. Through the introduction of these scholars, readers gain a relatively clear and systematic understanding of the major legal schools, while also gaining insights into the academic theories, doctrines, and views of various legal schools and individual scholars. The book is highly academic and informative.