2020
DOI: 10.1628/978-3-16-159293-5
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Hans Kelsen

Abstract: Die vorliegende Biographie widmet sich dem bewegten Leben Hans Kelsens, des wohl bedeutendsten Rechtsphilosophen des 20. Jahrhunderts. Sein Lebensweg führte ihn von Prag und Wien über Köln, Genf und andere Stationen bis nach Berkeley in Kalifornien. In ihm spiegeln sich die letzten Jahre der Habsburgermonarchie, der Antisemitismus und die Situation des assimilierten Judentums in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts, der Erste Weltkrieg und der Zerfall der Monarchie wider, aber auch die Entwicklung des Austro… Show more

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“…A nuanced version of this narrative can be found in the recently completed biography of Kelsen by Thomas Olechowski. 4 A similar academic trajectory can be inferred with respect to Hermann Kantorowicz, although he is nowadays the lesser known of the two scholars, which may have something to do with his early death in 1940. Likewise, comparisons between Kantorowicz and other scholars have been made, primarily Walter Ullman by David Ibbetson in his 'double biography', 5 but also to his (otherwise unrelated!)…”
Section: Introduction: Parallel Lives Parallel Thoughtmentioning
confidence: 75%
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“…A nuanced version of this narrative can be found in the recently completed biography of Kelsen by Thomas Olechowski. 4 A similar academic trajectory can be inferred with respect to Hermann Kantorowicz, although he is nowadays the lesser known of the two scholars, which may have something to do with his early death in 1940. Likewise, comparisons between Kantorowicz and other scholars have been made, primarily Walter Ullman by David Ibbetson in his 'double biography', 5 but also to his (otherwise unrelated!)…”
Section: Introduction: Parallel Lives Parallel Thoughtmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…14 Olechowski suggests it is this lecture in particular that contributes to Kelsen's strong separation of Sein and Sollen in his later publications. 15 The lecture and a 1912 response by Kelsen 16 are included in a volume edited by Stanley Paulson concerning a wider discussion surrounding the relation between sociology as an emerging academic discipline and law. The discussion also involved Eugen Ehrlich, at the roots of the Free law movement together with Kantorowicz.…”
Section: Hermann Kantorowicz Hans Kelsen and The Initial Debate On Smentioning
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