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Inhalt

Preface
Bódog Somló
Curriculum Vitae - Literature & References to Somló
Bibliography

Schriften
  Die neuere ungarische Rechts- und Wirtschaftsphilosophie [1907]
  Das Problem der Rechtsphilosophie [1908]
  Sammlung orientalischer Rechtsquellen [1908]
  Joseph Mazzarella: Les types sociaux et le droit [1908]
  Massstäbe zur Bewertung des Rechts [1909]
  Ein deutsches Institut für Rechtsphilosophie und Soziologische Forschung? Eine Enquete
  Die Anwendung des Rechts [1911]
  Das Verhältnis von Soziologie und Rechtsphilosophie, insbesondere die Förderung der Rechtsphilosophie durch die Soziologie [1911]
  Hans Kelsen: Grenzen zwischen juristischer und soziologischer Methode [1911]
  Rechtsbegriff und Rechtsidee [1914]

Anhang: Literatur
  Joseph Kohler: 'Felix Somló: Juristische Grundlehre' [1917]
  Leonidas Pitamic: 'Eine "Juristische Grundlehre'" [1918]
  Redslob: 'Felix Somló: Juristische Grundlehre' [1918]
  Julius Moor: 'Vorwort des Herausgebers'[1926]
  Julius Moor: 'Vorwort zur zweiten Auflage' [1927]

Namenregister / Quellenverzeichnis

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Blurb

Bódog (Felix) Somló's Schriften zur Rechtsphilosophie is a collection of papers by the outstanding classic authority (1871-1920) of philosophising on law in Hungary at the turn of century, as well as of articles on Somló. Among the writings reedited here especially the ones on the standards of evaluating the law (1909) and on the law-applying process (1911) herald the neo-Kantian turn in his new legal philosophy. The reprints included in this volume anticipate Somló's famous Juristische Grundlehre (first published in 1917), which will be republished in the present sub-series in two subsequent volumes. The tribute to Somló's memory will be completed by the publication of his papers in philosophy and sociology, introducing his posthumous book-size fragments on the philosophical foundations of neo-Kantian axiology, which will also be included in the planned fourth volume.

Edited by Csaba Varga, Director of the Institute for Legal Philosophy of the Pázmány Péter Catholic University of Hungary, Professor of Jurisprudence at Eötvös Loránd University and Scientific Advisor at the Institute for Legal Studies of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

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