
by Julius Hermann von Kirchmann · Ediciones Olejnik · tapa blanda · ISBN 9789563922318

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In this fundamental work, Julius Hermann von Kirchmann questions the scientific nature of law, arguing that jurisprudence, by depending on changing and often arbitrary positive laws, lacks the stability necessary to be considered a true science. The author analyzes how the work of the jurist is limited by the imperfection of legislation, turning their study into an exercise of interpreting volatile norms. This book is an essential piece within the philosophy of law, ideal for students, academics, and professionals interested in legal theory and critical thinking regarding the validity of social sciences.
