From the criticism of neo-Kantianism to neo-Hegelianism in the philosophy of law
pp. 189-207
in: Enrico Pattaro, Corrado Roversi (eds), A treatise of legal philosophy and general jurisprudence 12, Berlin, Springer, 2016Abstract
Erich Kaufmann (1880–1972) was an international lawyer as well as a philosopher of law. His point of departure in the philosophy of law was the neo-Kantianism of the southwest school (Windelband, Rickert, and Lask), a current of thought concerned with the problem of values, and which at the same time sought to lay out the method and epistemological framework specific to each of the special sciences.
