Jurisprudence (Law Series)

Author: Gong Puxiang
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Publish Date: 2002-09-02
Features: This book aims to provide a new analysis and exposition of the fundamental theoretical issues in modern jurisprudence. The entire book is divided into six parts: the ontology and value of legal phenomena, the historical logic of legal phenomena, legal regulation, the creation of law, the implementation of law, and the modernization of the rule of law. The book employs Marxist legal theory to analyze the basic issues of law and jurisprudence, explores the internal mechanisms of legal operation, reveals the objective laws of legal modernization, and examines and responds to numerous important issues raised by contemporary legal reforms. The book adheres to a combination of inheritance and innovation, both preserving the fine academic traditions of contemporary Chinese jurisprudence and offering creative interpretations of important jurisprudential topics. It also emphasizes a combination of theory and empirical research, both elevating the level of jurisprudential analysis and interpreting significant legal realities in the contemporary rule of law process from a theoretical perspective. Additionally, it advocates for a combination of content and form, emphasizing both the completeness and systematicity of the textbook's content and the vividness of its narrative style. The book is innovative in its conception, rich in content, and profound in its arguments, making it an ideal textbook and reference for undergraduate and graduate law students, as well as for enthusiasts of jurisprudence.