
by Julien Freund · Guida · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788860424051

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This work is a collection of legal-philosophical and political essays by the Alsatian writer Julien Freund. The book explores the conflict between the rationalization of law and social reality, opposing the logical formalism of Hans Kelsen. Freund argues that law, being a social phenomenon, is inevitably influenced by reality, challenging the idea that normative conflicts can be resolved in a purely automatic way. Edited by Agostino Carrino, this volume is a fundamental piece for understanding the critique of abstract rationalism in contemporary legal thought.
