JERZY WRÓBLEWSKI. SELECTED WRITINGS - MAREK ZIRK-SADOWSKI

Discover the fascinating world of legal theory with a selection of writings by Jerzy Wróblewski, edited by Marek Zirk-Sadowski. It is a unique journey through the key issues of jurisprudence, which remain current and inspiring. Immerse yourself in the richness of thought of one of the most outstanding Polish legal theorists and discover new perspectives on the foundations of the legal system.

• An excellent collection of articles published in renowned legal journals.
• A specific textbook of Jerzy Wróblewski's legal theory.
• Theses and reflections that are also important today.
• Inspiring research ideas and solutions.
• A clear paradigm for practicing legal theory.
• Reconstruction of legal theory as a field of jurisprudence.
• For young researchers and legal practitioners.

Jerzy Wróblewski was an outstanding Polish legal theorist whose works had a great impact on the development of jurisprudence in Poland and abroad. His approach was characterized by in-depth methodological analysis, anchoring legal theory on an analytical basis, and a detailed study of the theory of law application. In his writings, he addressed issues related to the relationship of language to culture, legal rules, legal reasoning in the interpretation of law, and the problem of relative turns.

The selection of writings by Jerzy Wróblewski, edited by Marek Zirk-Sadowski, is not only a collection of articles, but also a specific textbook of legal theory. It contains theses and reflections that are also important today and amaze with excellent research ideas and solutions. This book will certainly contribute to the reconstruction of legal theory as a field of jurisprudence, and above all, young researchers and practitioners can find in it a very clear paradigm for practicing legal theory, which is still convincing.

An important part of the research conducted by Jerzy Wróblewski is the recognition of the internal and external dimension of justification. This idea has been used many times in German legal theory and is considered by many of its representatives to be the greatest philosophical achievement of Professor Wróblewski (R. Alexy). This publication is a must-read for every lawyer, law student and anyone interested in legal philosophy and the theory of the state.

Technical data:

Publisher: Wolters Kluwer
Year of publication: 2019
Cover: hardcover
Number of pages: 478
Format: 17.5x25 cm