Kant Festschrift zu Kants 200. Geburtstag am 22. April 1924
1924
by Wieser et al
Hans KelsenImmanuel KantLegal TheoryOtto von BismarckCausalityMethodologyTeleologyMontesquieuNatural LawSocial ContractPositivismEdmund HusserlEpistemologyPhenomenologyGeorg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelKarl MarxAdam SmithVolkswirtschaftEntrepreneurshipHistorical SchoolLiberalismManchester SchoolPhysiocracySocial PolicyCarl MengerDivision of LaborIndividualismSubjective ValueSeparation of PowersZurechnungFriedrich von WieserCollectivismPolitical PhilosophyRule of Law
Table of Contents · 47 segments
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Front Matter and Table of Contentstheoretical
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Pessimism and Optimism from a Kantian Standpointessay
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The Infinite in Novalisessay
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Law and Criticism (After a Saying by Gottfried Keller)essay
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Kant's Thoughts on Philosophical Intellectual Cultivationessay
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The 'Law' of Historyessay
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True Politics and Moralityessay
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The Apriori in Lawessay
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Overview of Current Directions in German Legal Philosophyessay
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Encyclopedic Directions in Legal Theorytheoretical
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Extensions of General Legal Theory: History, Comparison, Sociology, and Policytheoretical
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Legal Philosophy in the Strict Sense: Positivism and Phenomenalismtheoretical
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Psychologism and the Foundations of Logismtheoretical
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Formal and Transcendental Logism: Kelsen and the Marburg Schooltheoretical
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Aprioric Logism: The Work of Rudolf Stammlertheoretical
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Axiological Logism: Value Theory and Relativismtheoretical
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Legal Philosophy in the Broad Sense: Cultural Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Connectionschapter
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Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Law: Ethics, Logic, and Psychologychapter
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Pedagogy, Aesthetics, Religion, and Nature in Legal Philosophychapter
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Sociology, Social Philosophy, and the Metaphysics of Lawchapter
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Self-Interest in Adam Smith and Kant's Categorical Imperative: Part Iessay
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The Misjudgment of Smith's Self-Interest and the Historical Schoolessay
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Smith's Path to Self-Interest from his Moral Theoryessay
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The Meaning of Economic Self-Interest in Adam Smithessay
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Contact Points Between Smith's Self-Interest and Kant's Categorical Imperativeessay
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Kant's Disciplinary Measure: The Conflict with Friedrich Wilhelm IIessay
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Legal Idea and Legal Material: A Transcendental Logic of Lawessay
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On Kant's Theory of Criminal Lawessay
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The Theory of the Three Powers or Functions of the Stateessay
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Extraordinary State Functions: War as a Legal Acttheoretical
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The Constitution: Logical and Positive Legal Perspectivestheoretical
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The Parallelism of Fact and Norm in the Hierarchy of Lawtheoretical
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Positivist Basic Norm vs. Natural Law Social Contracttheoretical
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Formal and Material Concepts of the Constitutiontheoretical
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Constitutional Document and the 'Eternal' Constitutiontheoretical
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Examination of the Constitutionality of Lawstheoretical
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Thoughts on Kant: Religious Sentiment and the Moral Lawessay
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The Historical Position of Kant's Aestheticsessay
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On the Philosophy of Legal Sourcestheoretical
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Definitions of Law and the Concept of the Concepttheoretical
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The Descriptive Concept of Positive Law and Justicetheoretical
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Sources of Law and the Idea of Justicetheoretical
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Legal Ideals and the Realization of the Legal Ideatheoretical
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Zum Philosophischen in den Rechtsentstehungsvorgängen der Gewohnheit und der Rechtsetzungtheoretical
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Rezensionsabhandlung: Rechtslehre und Politik (Julius Kraft on Leonard Nelson)essay
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Book Reviews and Notices: Kant-Bildnisse, Dohna-Wundlacken, and Vierkandtbibliography
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Book Reviews and Notices: Sauer, Rümelin, Kitzinger, and Othersbibliography