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<p>a Solid Introduction To Legal Philosophy<p>this Lucid, Wide-ranging Account Traces The Evolution Of The Philosophy Of Law And Offers An Introduction To Its Primary Authors. Berolzheimer Is Especially Interested In The Law's Ability To Serve As A Progressive Humanitarian Force. This Is Evident, For Example, In The Contribution It Has Made To The Emancipation Of Repressed Social Classes. <p>these Fundamental Questions Are Discussed By Dr. Berolzheimer In A Work Of Remarkable Learning... I Have Before Me As I Write The Works Of Stahl, Krause, And Lasson, Dealing With The Philosophy Of Law. They Are Not Comparable With This Volume In Point Of Research. --sir John Macdonell, Introduction, Xxix<p>fritz Berolzheimer [1869-1920] Was A German Legal Philosopher And Author Of The Five-volume System Der Rechts- Und Wirtschaftsphilosophie (1904-07). This Work Is The Second Volume Of That Set. He Was Managing Editor Of The Important Philosophy Of Law Journal, Archiv F&uuml;r Rechts-und Wirtschaftsphilosophie And President Of The International Society Of Legal And Economic Philosophy In Berlin.<p>rachel Szold Jastrow [d. 1926] Was A Suffragist And Sister Of Henrietta Szold, Founder Of Hadassah, The Women's Zionist Organization Of America. Her Husband, Joseph Jastrow, Was A Professor Of Psychology At The University Of Wisconsin.<br>sir John Macdonell [1846-1921] Was An Eminent British Jurist And Quain Professor Of Comparative Law At University College, London.<p>albert Kocourek [1875-1952] Was A Professor Of Law At Northwestern University.<p>contents Introduction Ch. I. Origins Of Oriental Civilization Ch. Ii. The Ancient Commonwealth&#58; Greek Civilization Ch. Iii. The Civic Empire Of Ancient Rome And The Moralization Of Roman Law Ch. Iv. The Bondage Of Medi&aelig;valism Ch. V. Civic Emancipation&#58; The Rise And Decline Of Natural Law<br>ch. Vi. The Emancipation Of The Proletariat. Encroachment Upon The Philosophy Of Law By Economic Realism Ch. Viii. The Sociological Reconst