Introduction to Jurisprudence

Author: Li Qingwei / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: "Jurisprudence" is one of the fourteen core courses for law majors in higher education institutions and is a foundational course for law majors. The overall guiding principle of this course is to enable students to grasp the basic concepts, theories, and propositions of jurisprudence, as well as the fundamental categories of the legal system, laying a solid theoretical foundation for learning other courses in the law major. Through the study of this course, students can improve their level of legal theory and apply basic legal theories to analyze, interpret, and solve various problems in the study of specific legal fields and legal practice. Introduction to Jurisprudence is one of the achievements of the "Jurisprudence" course, a high-quality course at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. During the teaching process, the author combines his experience in teaching "Jurisprudence" with his own understanding of the course and integrates his research findings, boldly experimenting with the system, content, perspectives, and methods of the course. In terms of the system, it starts from the ontology of law—the inherent laws of law—and expands to the external development of law. In terms of content, this book primarily covers the basic concepts, fundamental knowledge, and core principles of jurisprudence. Introduction to Jurisprudence can be used by first-year university students and also serves as a teaching or reference book for postgraduate law majors.