formal bases of law
By: by Giorgio del Vecchio ... translated by John Lisle ... with an editorial preface by Joseph H. Drake ... and with introductions by Sir John Macdonell ... and Shepard Barclay ...
Contributors: Lisle, John, 1884-1915, tr.; Reichel, Hans Friedrich, 1878-; Segond, Joseph Louis Paul, 1872-
Series: The modern legal philosophy series
Publisher: The Macmillan Company
Published: 1921
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 412
Subjects: Law -- Philosophy
Notes: "The translation presented in this volume in three parts was [made from three works separately] published in Italian...: the first appearing in 1905, under the title of [I presupposti filosofici della nozione del diritto]  'The philosophical presuppositions of the idea of law'; the second, in 1906, under the title of [Il concetto del diritto]  'The concept of law'; the third, in 1908, under the title of [Il concetto della natura e il principio del diritto]  'The concept of nature and the principle of law.'"- Editorial pref.
Appendix I. Del Vecchio's legal philosophy, by Hans Reichel: p.[339]-354.  Appendix II. The idealistic and neo-Kantian renaissance of the philosophy of law, by J. Segond: p.[357]-387.