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Comparative Legal Studies 1750-1835: Approaches to Conceptulization in 2 Volumes

Comparative Legal Studies 1750-1835: Approaches to Conceptulization in 2 Volumes

Author: O. V. Kresin
Publisher: Wildy, Simmonds and Hill Publishing
ISBN: 9780854902729
Published In: April 2019
Format: Hardback (2 volumes)
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
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A revisionist interpretation of the origins of comparative law as a discipline, these volumes reconsider the period from 1750 to 1835 and take the origins of “legal comparativistics” back at least eight and a half decades in comparison with traditional understandings of the history of comparative jurisprudence.

Volume One addresses the historiographical, theoretical and methodological foundations of comparative legal studies, the scientific approaches to periodizing the history of comparative legal studies, conceptualization of the theoretical grounds of comparative legal studies, the prerequisites and context of the theoretical foundations of comparative legal studies, transformation of concepts on natural law, and the forming of doctrines of national law.

Volume Two addresses the origins of the theoretical foundations of comparative law, and then turns to the roles of the Individual and the Universal in developing a comparative legal scientific picture of the world, with attention to the Particular in Law and the classification of national legal systems. The reconsideration of approaches to comparative-legal conceptualization is accompanied by an extensive Bibliography of sources.

Full table of contents vols I and II;

Preface;

Translation Note;

Introduction;

PART I: Historiographical, Theoretical, and Methodological Foundations of Comparative Legal Studies: 1750-1835

1. Historiography of Comparative Legal Studies

2. Scientific Approaches to Periods and the History of Comparative Legal Studies

3. Conceptualization of the Development of Theoretical Grounds of Comparative Legal Studies

PART II: Prerequisites and Context of Theoretical Foundations of Comparative Legal Studies

4. Transformation of Notions on Natural Law and Shaping of Subject-Matter of Legal Sciences

5. Forming of National Law Doctrine and Transformation of Object-Sphere of Legal Sciences

PART III: Genesis of Theoretical Foundations of Comparison in the Legal Sciences

6. Idea of Cognition of Foreign Experience and Comparison in Law; 7. Pluralism of the Organization of Comparative-Legal Know-ledge

PART IV: Comparative Legal Scientific Picture of the World

8. The Particular in Law and the Distinctiveness Thereof;

9. Universal in Law and Ways of the Forming Thereof;

10. The Special in Law and Classification of National Legal Orders

PART V: Concluding Propositions

11. In Lieu of a Postscript: Further Development of Theoretical Grounds of Comparative Legal Research; 12. By Way of Conclusions;

Bibliography of Sources;

Index of Names

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