Titlebook: Handbook of the History of the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy; Volume 3: From Ross Gianfrancesco Zanetti,Mortimer Sellers,Stephan

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Ehrlich, Eugen,ped in a statute or code, has brought about a profound change in the way jurists have come to understand law. This change is seen in various fields, but especially in philosophy and constitutional hermeneutics, the debates on the justice of judicial decisions have brought to the investigation the so

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Frank, Jerome N.,the judge’s decision-making process, underlining its authoritative character. At the same time, he was committed to reforming the teaching model adopted in American Law Schools. His vision led to the “clinical” method of law study, of which he was the first theorist. Frank’s jurisprudence, a product

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Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand,philosophy a living philosophy. When asked about his message to the world, Gandhi responded, “My Life is my message.” An idea that could not be acted upon for the well-being of humanity had no place in Gandhi’s life. The integrity of his thought and actions is evident from his writings and his life.

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Heck, Philipp,. Young Heck began his studies of Mathematics and Natural Sciences in Leipzig but was soon attracted to Jurisprudence, to which he entirely devoted himself for six decades. His itinerary as a Law student, interrupted for a year by military service, followed the cities of Leipzig, Heidelberg, and fin