Heinrich Schoppmeyer
Juristische Methode als Lebensaufgabe
Leben, Werk und Wirkungsgeschichte Philipp Hecks
[Legal Methodology as a Life's Work. The Life, Works and Influence of Philipp Heck. By Heinrich Schoppmeyer.]
2001. 346 pages. unrevised e-book edition 2022; original edition 2001. including VAT
- eBook PDF
- available
- 978-3-16-160365-5
Price for libraries
from €208.00
from €208.00
including VAT
For further information and orders, please contact our sales team.
Separate terms and conditions apply for subscriptions to the series. For further information, please also contact our sales department.
Summary
Authors/Editors
Reviews
Summary
Philipp Heck was the founder of the jurisprudence of interests (Interessenjurisprudenz). In this work, Heinrich Schoppmeyer describes his life's work and shows his reasons for developing this system. In doing so, the author examines the system itself and its relationship to philosophy. He also studies the controversy surrounding legal methodology during the Third Reich and the role of the jurisprudence of interests in the postwar era. He concludes with a study of the present significance of the jurisprudence of interests against the backdrop of constitutional principles.