Legal distinction

Author: Liang Zhiping
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: This book is the author's collection of essays. The author follows the French legal scholar Montesquieu and strives to innovate, establishing the foundation for comparative legal culture studies based on the principle of "using law to elucidate culture and using culture to elucidate law." Among the 19 articles included in this book, 13 were originally published in the Dushu magazine. These articles once attracted attention with their sharp insights and fresh writing style, not only allowing many laypeople to glimpse the depths of legal theory and get closer to the law but also enabling law students to appreciate a different style of legal writing, opening their eyes to new perspectives. This book is the second printing since its first publication in 1992. During the reprinting, the author made minor technical corrections to the original book. This book is the author's collection of essays. The author follows the French legal scholar Montesquieu and strives to innovate, establishing the foundation for comparative legal culture studies based on the principle of "using law to elucidate culture and using culture to elucidate law." Among the 19 articles included in this book, 13 were originally published in the Dushu magazine. These articles once attracted attention with their sharp insights and fresh writing style, not only allowing many laypeople to glimpse the depths of legal theory and get closer to the law but also enabling law students to appreciate a different style of legal writing, opening their eyes to new perspectives. This book is the second printing since its first publication in 1992. During the reprinting, the author made minor technical corrections to the original book.