Legal Methodology

Author: Yang Renshou
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, Western learning flowed eastward, and medicine, engineering, and law all emerged around the same time. However, over the past seventy years, medicine and engineering have advanced rapidly since their early stages of "doctors" and "craftsmen," progressing by leaps and bounds. In contrast, law has been like a tortoise climbing a wall, shrouded in the shadows of concepts, which is truly lamentable. This book is comprehensive, covering both civil and criminal law, with equal emphasis on theory and practice, and presents fresh content. Therefore, readers are advised to read it from beginning to end in a step-by-step manner to better grasp its essence.
Regarding the book "Methodology of Law." After carefully reading it, the author found that not only has it preliminarily constructed a practical and innovative discipline—methodology of law—with its system and framework, but it has also made numerous innovations and breakthroughs based on the discussions of legal interpretation by mainland Chinese legal scholars. This book is logically rigorous, insightful, and profound in its purpose, truly a masterpiece.