Law and Morality.

Eckstein, Walter; Petrażycki, Leon; Babb, Hugh W.; Timasheff, N. S.

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“…However, in Warsaw, during his later life he remained a Russian liberal intellectual and an internationally oriented Petersburg professor, often misunderstood and suspected of disloyalty by the local authorities, colleagues and the university management. 1 Petrażycki is considered one of the founders of the sociology of law, although that happened mostly indirectly through the legacy of his famous disciples Pitirim Sorokin, Georges Gurvitch and Nicholas S. Timasheff who prepared the first and so far the only English translation of some of Petrażycki's works [4]. Most of Petrażycki's papers and books were written in Russian during the Petersburg period of his life.…”

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Leon Petrażycki on Norms and Their Logical Study

Lisanyuk

Barbashina

2018

Studia Humana

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In this paper we discuss L. Petrażycki’s idea of norm as a normative relation and show its repercussions in two perspectives connected to each other, in the legal theory in the framework of which it was originally introduced and where its role was straightforward, and in logic where it played a shadowy role of a fresh idea which in his expectation would have been the core of the novel logical theories capable of modelling reasoning in law and morals. We pay attention to the scholarly environment in which Petrażycki has proposed those ideas and to the unlucky fate of his academic legacy which is now being rediscovered.

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confidence: 99%