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Category Archives: Final Section: Back Into the Future – Inclinations, Tendencies, and Prospectives of Swiss Legal Thought

La philosophie de la liberté

Charles Secrétan, La philosophie de la liberté – Cours de philosophie morale, 2 vols, Paris/ Lausanne: L. Hachette et Cie/ Georges Bridel, 1849.

Anna Tumarkin, Wesen und Werden der schweizerischen Philosophie, Frauenfeld: Huber & Co., 1948, pp. 7-30, 86-116.

Peter Saladin, Schönheit und Recht, in: Die Wirklichkeit des Einhorns – Geschichten, Bern: Stämpfli, 1997, pp. 11-27.

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Philosophy of Law and
General Jurisprudence, Author of the Cluster
Michael Walter Hebeisen

Elementary Pre-History of Modern Swiss Legal Thought – Reconciliation of Concurring Jurisdictions and Combination of Scientific Disciplines or Methods
First Section: Swiss Legal Culture as a Melting Pot of Modern Philosophical Influences
Second Section: Legal Methodology and Scientific Character of Jurisprudence
Third Section: Legal Structures as an Integrative Part of Cultural Phenomenons, leading to an Interdisciplinary Approach as Part of the Theory of Science
Fourth Section: Legal History and the Historicity of Law Within the Swiss Legal Context
Fifth Section: Insights into the Philosophical Dimensions of Rule of Law and Constitutionalism
Sixth Section: Swiss Theories of (Direct or Semi-Direct) Democracy and Political Thought – Participation, Representation in a Strong Civil Society
Seventh Section: Jurisprudence as the Oldest Social Science – Social Question, Sociology, Socialism, Swiss Social Democracy, Social State
Eighth Section: Openness, Permeability, and Transception of Swiss Legal Thought
Ninth Section: Realism, Pragmatism, and Pluralism as Virtues of Swiss Legal Culture
Final Section: Back Into the Future – Inclinations, Tendencies, and Prospectives of Swiss Legal Thought