The wisdom of lawyers

Author: Xu Zhangrun
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The topics discussed in this book largely fall within the scope of legal academic history and intellectual history, divided into two parts. The first part focuses on Chinese stories, while the second part delves into Western experiences. In terms of content, it may explain academic events, organize the era's legal (thought trends); interpret classic works, tracing their cultural connotations through the analysis of personal thoughts; or narrate personal reflections, highlighting the entanglement of legal meaning and human hearts. In terms of approach, it moves from China to the West, with either a macro or micro perspective, combining the (organization) of processes with cross-sectional studies. The aim is to gain insights into the background through the narration of events, understand the intellectual narrative in specific contexts, and connect legal meaning with human hearts. Through case studies and cross-sectional research, it organizes the thoughts of Chinese and Western legal studies, particularly the century-old lineage of Chinese legal academia, explores the intellectual character and humanistic implications of law, and reflects on the era's fate of law, legal studies, and legal scholars from both within and outside the legal field.