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Die Kriterien des Rechts
1924
by
Kaufmann
Legal Theory
Edmund Husserl
Hans Kelsen
Methodology
Phenomenology
Causality
Epistemology
Max Weber
Ideal Type
Immanuel Kant
Teleology
Zurechnung
Natural Law
Positivism
Sovereignty
Table of Contents · 30 segments
1
Title Page and Front Matter
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2
Vorwort (Preface)
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3
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
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4
Introduction: The Problem of Method and Object in Science
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5
General Part I: Principles of General Science Theory - The Dualism of Knowledge
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6
Formal vs. Material Essences and the Principle of Compatibility Spheres
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7
General Part II: Principles of the Theory of Empirical Sciences
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8
The Problem Area of Legal Theory: Methodology and the Isolation of Essence
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9
Law as a System of Norms and the Critique of Empirical Legal Definitions
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10
The Structure of the Legal Proposition: The Double Norm and Subsumption
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11
Analogy Between Legal Science and Natural Science: Subsumption and Explanation
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12
Interpretation, Construction, and the Differences Between Normative and Natural Laws
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13
Legal Formal Theory: The Basic Concepts of Person, Behavior, and Ought
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14
Analysis of Behavior and the Norm Concept: A Critique of Löbl
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15
The Derivation of Legal Concepts and the Problem of Mixed Concepts
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16
Legal Systematics and the Role of Constructive Jurisprudence
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17
The Theoretical Problem of the Juristic Person
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18
Definitions of the Legal Person and the Concept of Legal Order
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19
Objective and Subjective Compliance with Legal Norms
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20
The Interpretation of Legal Meaning and the Understanding of Statutes
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21
Distinguishing Law from Custom and the Concept of Validity (Geltung)
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23
The Three Meanings of Legal Validity and the Critique of Jellinek
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24
The Legal Order and the Theory of the Stufenbau (Hierarchy of Norms)
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25
Competence Violations and the Dualism of Legal Science
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26
Legal Truth and the Problem of Judicial Error
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27
The Distinction Between Formal and Material Law
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28
Civil Procedure: The Dispute Between Wach and Bülow
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29
The Criteria of the Legal Order and Positivity
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30
The Concept of the State and Legal Identity
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V. Summary and Conclusion: The Purity of Method
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