Jurisprudence - (Second Edition)

Author: Zhang Wenxian
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is a textbook for the 21st Century Curriculum, a core textbook for law majors in higher education institutions across the country, and a key textbook under the National "Tenth Five-Year Plan." Jurisprudence is the general theory, fundamental theory, and methodology of law. From this course positioning, this textbook elaborates on the basic issues and questions of jurisprudence, such as legal research and legal education, legal methodology, the ontology of law, the origin and development of law, the operation of law, the role and value of law, law and society, etc. It provides an in-depth analysis of the fundamental categories that permeate the entire legal system, such as law, rights, obligations, legal acts, legal relationships, legal liability, and legal values. It explores issues related to jurisprudential theory and legal system construction, including the elements of law, legal development, modernization of the legal system, legal methods, legal professions, the rule of law state, law and human rights, law and economic globalization, and law and ecological civilization. It also expands or deepens many traditional topics in jurisprudence in terms of content or theory. In terms of conceptual renewal, system construction, stylistic improvement, and technical norms, this textbook has also made new progress and breakthroughs.
Brief Content Summary: This book is a textbook for the 21st Century Curriculum, a core textbook for law majors in higher education institutions across the country, and a key textbook under the National "Tenth Five-Year Plan." Jurisprudence is the general theory, fundamental theory, and methodology of law. From this course positioning, this textbook elaborates on the basic issues and questions of jurisprudence, such as legal research and legal education, legal methodology, the ontology of law, the origin and development of law, the operation of law, the role and value of law, law and society, etc. It provides an in-depth analysis of the fundamental categories that permeate the entire legal system, such as law, rights, obligations, legal acts, legal relationships, legal liability, and legal values. It explores issues related to jurisprudential theory and legal system construction, including the elements of law, legal development, modernization of the legal system, legal methods, legal professions, the rule of law state, law and human rights, law and economic globalization, and law and ecological civilization. It also expands or deepens many traditional topics in jurisprudence in terms of content or theory. In terms of conceptual renewal, system construction, stylistic improvement, and technical norms, this textbook has also made new progress and breakthroughs.