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Recht und Sprache in der deutschen Aufklärung

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EUR109,95

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Das Konzept der Begriffsgeschichte hat in den verschiedenen Fächern nach 1945 Innovationsprozesse ausgelöst. Die Themenstellung 'Recht und Sprache' verweist auf eine sehr viel ältere Tradition. Bezogen auf das Zeitalter der Aufklärung wird in diesem Band die Leistungsfähigkeit beider Zugänge an unterschiedlichsten Fragestellungen erprobt: Probleme der Terminologie bei Wolff, Mendelssohn und Kant; die Herausbildung von Fachsprachen bei Leibniz; Rechtssprache und Lexikographie; die (sprachliche) Behandlung von Minderheiten; juristische Schreibart und Hermeneutik im 18. Jahrhundert; aufklärerische Tendenzen in der Gesetzessprache; schließlich literarische Transpositionen von Rechtsterminologien. Der Band erstrebt eine Synthese von methodologischer Innovation und konkreter Quellenanalyse.
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ISBN/GTIN978-3-484-81014-3
Product TypeBook
BindingHardcover
PublisherNiemeyer
Publication townBerlin/Boston
Publishing date14/02/2002
EditionReprint 2012
Series no.14
Pages233 pages
LanguageGerman
Weight370 g
Illustrations5 s/w Abbildungen
Article no.2737155
CatalogsVLB
Data source no.ee77c1f302f742d18e7c91424f57efe3
Product groupBU550
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