The Jurisprudence of interests
Subtitle: selected writings of Max Rümelin [and others]
By: Tr. and ed. by M. Magdalena Schoch, with an introd. by Lon L. Fuller.
Contributors: Schoch, Magdalena, 1897-1987.; Rümelin, Max Friedrich Gustav von, 1861-1931.
Series: 20th century legal philosophy series -- v. 2
Publisher: Mass., Harvard Univ. Press
Published: 1948
Place of publication: Cambridge
Language: eng
Number of pages: 328
Subjects: Law -- Germany -- Interpretation and construction.; Law -- Methodology; Law -- Germany -- Collected works.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: Developments in legal theory and teaching during my lifetime (1930) by Max Rümelin.- The jurisprudence of interests: an outline, by Phillipp Heck.- Interests and concepts in legal science, by Paul Oertmann.- The formation of concepts and the jurisprudence of interests, by Phillipp Heck.- The role of concepts and construction in the theory of the jurisprudence of interests, by Heinrich Stoll.- Remarks on the controversy about legal method in the science of private law, by Julius Binder.- The method of the jurisprudence of interests: a critical study, by Hermann Isay.