Jurisprudence (Third Edition)

Author: Zhang Wenxian
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is jointly authored by four renowned experts in jurisprudence, serving as an excellent example of academic textbooks and a supplementary teaching material for the Ministry of Education's top-tier law courses. The book's division and explanation of fundamental concepts and theories in jurisprudence represent the typical paradigm of current jurisprudential research. The authors emphasize the guidance of contemporary Chinese Marxism, adopting a six-part structure: "Introduction to Law—The Origin and Development of Law—The Ontology of Law—The Operation of Law—The Role and Value of Law—Law and Society." On one hand, it inherits the historical accumulation of jurisprudential research and the rich experience of China's rule of law practice. On the other hand, it adopts a keen perspective to focus on cutting-edge issues and new achievements in jurisprudence, emphasizing the introduction of the basic concepts and propositions of law as a discipline, with comparisons between doctrines and systems. The book has excellently fulfilled its responsibilities in legal enlightenment and knowledge dissemination within the discipline, demonstrating the authors' rigorous attitude toward both research and teaching. It is a high-quality textbook that guides law students into the field of law. This book is jointly authored by four renowned experts in jurisprudence, serving as an excellent example of academic textbooks and a supplementary teaching material for the Ministry of Education's top-tier law courses. The book's division and explanation of fundamental concepts and theories in jurisprudence represent the typical paradigm of current jurisprudential research. The authors emphasize the guidance of contemporary Chinese Marxism, adopting a six-part structure: "Introduction to Law—The Origin and Development of Law—The Ontology of Law—The Operation of Law—The Role and Value of Law—Law and Society." On one hand, it inherits the historical accumulation of jurisprudential research and the rich experience of China's rule of law practice. On the other hand, it adopts a keen perspective to focus on cutting-edge issues and new achievements in jurisprudence, emphasizing the introduction of the basic concepts and propositions of law as a discipline, with comparisons between doctrines and systems. The book has excellently fulfilled its responsibilities in legal enlightenment and knowledge dissemination within the discipline, demonstrating the authors' rigorous attitude toward both research and teaching. It is a high-quality textbook that guides law students into the field of law.