The Philosophy of Law in Historical Perspective

according Aristotle authority basic basis behavior Bentham Bodin chap Cicero civil law Code Coke common law concept concerning constitutional contrast decisive derived doctrine edition Engels English ethics existing fact formal freedom German Grotius Hegel Hobbes Hooker human Ibid idea Ihering important international law interpretation judge jurisprudence jurists jus naturale justice Kant Kelsen kind king law of nature legal community legal order legal philosophy legal thought legislative Leibniz Llewellyn Max Weber means medieval Montesquieu moral natural law nomos norms notion Otto von Gierke parliament particular philosophy of law Plato polis positive law principle problem proposition Pufendorf pure theory question Radbruch rational realization reason Recht recognized right law role Roman law Rousseau rule Savigny sense Sir Thomas Smith social society sovereign sovereignty spirit Stammler Stoics theory of law Thomas Aquinas Thomasius tion totalitarian validity values