Josef Esser

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Josef Esser

Zivilrecht und Methode in der Bonner Republik

Edited by Marietta Auer, Susanne Karoline Paas, and Ralf Seinecke

[Josef Esser. Private Law and Legal Methodology in the Bonn Republic.]

2027. 350 pages.

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Josef Esser ranks among the most influential German private law scholars of the Bonn Republic. The volume comprises twelve contributions that situate Esser's work at the intersection of private law, legal methodology and legal doctrine. Moreover, this volume includes seven of Esser's lesser-known and previously unpublished texts.

Josef Esser ranks among the most influential German private law scholars of the Bonn Republic. This volume comprises twelve articles that situate Esser's work at the intersection of private law, legal methodology, and legal doctrine. The articles examine Esser's contributions to the law of obligations, tort law, the critique of legal methodology, the theory of judicial law making, and his place within the private law scholarship of the Bonn Republic. They explore Esser's lasting influence on private law thought as well as the continuing significance of his work for legal scholarship in Germany and abroad. Moreover, the volume includes five previously unpublished texts from Esser's literary estate and two of his early newspaper articles. The result is an original reference work for those interested in Josef Esser and his body of thought.

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I. Josef Esser
Ralf Seinecke: Josef Essers juristisches Denken - Susanne K. Paas: Der junge Josef Esser. Rechtsfiktionen oder die Vorgeschichte der Bonner Republik - Johannes Köndgen: Josef Esser - nur noch Rechtsgeschichte? Zur Vergänglichkeit und Bewahrung von Rechtswissen
II. Zivilrechtsschulen in der Bonner Republik
Joachim Rückert: Die Esser-Schule - Wolfgang Ernst: Josef Esser und die „Flume-Schule» - Reinhard Singer: Josef Esser und die „Larenz-Schule« - ein Methodenstreit
III. Das dogmatische Werk
Gerhard Wagner: Die Gefährdungshaftung bei Josef Esser - Anne Röthel: Der politische Josef Esser: Gleichberechtigung und Familienrecht - Martin Löhnig: Josef Essers Schuldrechtslehrbuch, 1949-1970/71
IV. Rechts- und Methodentheorie
Marietta Auer: Der Sound der Neuen Welt. Richterrecht bei Josef Esser zwischen Common Law, Rechtsrealismus und Hermeneutik - Jan Schröder: Josef Esser und die Textinterpretation - Hans-Peter Haferkamp: Josef Esser und die Dogmatikdebatte zu Beginn der 1970er Jahre
V. Edition: Josef Esser
Der Stapel. Vorbemerkungen zur Esser-Edition - Der Gymnasiast, 1928 - Vergeltungsbedürfnis und Dankbarkeit als Naturrechtszeichen, 1950 - Naturrechtliche Elemente im dogmatischen und konstruktiven Rechtsdenken, 1952 - Das Atomrisiko in der Privatwirtschaft, 1956 - Formel, Lehrsatz und Wertung, 1959/60 - Vom Berufe des Rechtslehrers, 1961 - Werte und Wertordnung im Recht, 1968/69
VI. Bibliographica: Josef Esser

Authors/Editors

Marietta Auer is Director at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory in Frankfurt am Main and Professor at the University of Giessen.

https://orcid.org/https://orcid.org/0000000232479066

Susanne Karoline Paas is a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory in Frankfurt am Main.

https://orcid.org/https://orcid.org/0000000333265075

Ralf Seinecke is a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory in Frankfurt am Main.

https://orcid.org/https://orcid.org/0009000742257452