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Introduction: Convergence And Divergence / Peter Langford, Ian Bryan And John Mcgarry -- Part I. Kelsen, Weber And Neo-kantianism: Between Weber And Kelsen: The Rebirth Of Philosophy Of Law In German-speaking Countries And Conceptions Of The World / Agostino Carrino -- Hans Kelsen And Hermann Cohen: From Theology To Law And Back / Leora Batnitzky -- The Juridico-political In South-west Neo-kantianism: Metholological Reflections On Its Construction / Christian Krijnen -- Addressing The Specificity Of Social Concepts: Rickert, Weber, And The Dual Contrast Theory / Arnaud Dewalque -- Intellectual Freedom: On The Political Gestalt Of Weber And Kelsen Or Strauss's Critique Of Social Science Revisited / Peter Gostmann -- Part Ii. Kelsen And Freud: Intellectual Affinities: Ernst Mach, Sigmund Freud, Hand Kelsen And The Austrian Anti-essentialist Approach To Science And Scholarship / Johannes Feichtinger -- The Individual And The Democratic State: Remarks On Kelsen's Reception Of Freud And Its Importance For A Critical Political Psychology And The Development Of Democracy / Hans-joachim Busch -- Part Iii. Weber And Nietzsche: Max Weber As Reader Of Nietzsche: Remarks On A German Discussion / Hubert Treiber -- The Demands Of Disenchantment: From Nietzsche, Weber, And Troeltsch To Bultmann / Karsten Fischer -- Part Iv. Kelsen, Weber And The Pre-modern: Max Weber's Dissertation: An Analysis (and A Comparison To His Habilitation) / Lutz Kaelber -- Kelsen, Weber: On Justice And Law / Sandro Chignola. Edited By Ian Bryan, Peter Langford And John Mcgarry. A Glasshouse Book. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the conceptual convergence and divergence between the legal theories of Hans Kelsen and the sociological frameworks of Max Weber. The editors, Ian Bryan, Peter Langford, and John Mcgarry, curate a collection of essays that examine how these two thinkers navigated the intellectual currents of Neo-Kantianism, psychoanalysis, and pre-modern philosophy. By situating Kelsen and Weber within their historical and philosophical contexts, the contributors analyze the formation of juridico-political concepts that continue to influence contemporary legal and social thought.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a rigorous academic resource for scholars of legal theory and political philosophy. Readers frequently note the high density of the prose and the specialized nature of the philosophical discourse presented in the essays.
Page Count:
266
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge,
ISBN-10:
0203380886
ISBN-13:
9780203380888
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