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Law As Symbolic Form

Part of the Law and Philosophy Library Book Series (volume 82)

Editors: Coskun, Deniz

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4020-6256-8

ISBN: 978-1-4020-6255-1

Publisher: Springer Netherlands - Springer Journals

Jan 1, 2007

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Cassirer's Public Engagement with Weimar

Pages: 27 –56

[Weimar established a democratic state and gave new opportunities to talented outsiders ineligible for public commission in Wilhelmine Germany. Furthermore, it opened centers of prestige and power among others to progressive professors, such as the newly founded Hamburg University. As democracy...
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Cassirer And Heidegger. An Intermezzo on Magic Mountain

Pages: 57 –85

[In the period that Ernst Cassirer defended the Weimar Republic and the idea of human rights as embodied in the Weimar Constitution, he took a stance against the philosopher Martin Heidegger in Davos, Switzerland, during the Second Davos University Courses (hereinafterr Davos).]
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Cassirer In Exile An Essay On The Recovery Of Individual Moral Judgement

Pages: 87 –133

[In this chapter we follow Cassirer’s life in exile, and focus on his development to a more systematically elaborate and explicit stance in matters pertaining to moral philosophy, jurisprudence, and political science.]
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The Politics Of Myth. Cassirer's Pathology Of The Totalitarian State

Pages: 135 –172

[Cassirer was compelled to flee from the Nazis a second time, when Sweden was threatened by invasion, and he managed to take the last civilian transport ship from Europe to America.]
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The Philosophy Of Symbolic Forms

Pages: 181 –221

[In this chapter we give a detailed analysis of the philosophy of symbolic forms and answer the question of what is the philosophy of symbolic forms.]
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Cassirer's Position In Relation To Neo-Kantianism?

Pages: 223 –244

[In this chapter we maintain and demonstrate that Cassirer with his philosophy of symbolic forms is liberated from, and rises above and beyond neo-Kantianism, especially as it was formulated by the Marburg School. We focus specifically on the Marburg School and only mention the tenets of the...
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Law As A Symbolic Form

Pages: 245 –275

[In this chapter we focus on why and how law is a symbolic form. We explain that law as a symbolic form is closely tied to Cassirer’s intellectual and practical interest in the human rights tradition. Jurisprudence is the discipline that should provide a basis for the human rights tradition.]
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The Linguistic Turn Of Social Contract Theory

Pages: 277 –298

[In this chapter we examine Cassirer’s approach to social contract theory.]
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Cassirer's Position In Relation To Neo-Kantian Jurisprudence

Pages: 299 –337

[In this chapter we provide the context for Cassirer’s legal theory, in particular by explicating its indebtedness to the legal theory of Hermann Cohen.]

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