Rechtsgefühl und Ordnungsbedürfnis

Weimar, Robert

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“…24 Repeatedly, it has merely shape the truth and the state but shape the third main entity in law just as much: as a media technique, they form the subject. 16 First of all, we can say that the epochal threshold 25 There have even been radical demands to abolish the concept in investigations on the genesis of moral and legal judgments. 26 From a media-historical perspective, it can, however, The subordinate horse dealer Kohlhaas, whom Kleist initially described as a supplicant, is described in modern psychiatric literature as a ›legal paranoiac‹.…”

Section: Sense Of Justicementioning

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Litigious Paranoia: Sense of Justice, Bureaucracy, and Media

Gaderer¹

2018

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At the end of the 18th century, reports were made of unusual and curious legal cases in which the plaintiffs were moved by a self-destructive obsession. These excessive desires expressed themselves in the fact that these people were involved in countless lawsuits and vied in vain for their rights in court. These plaintiffs were people who studied the law obsessively, meticulously filed suit after suit, and continuously troubled civil servants with unjustified legal demands. The Prussian bureaucracy gave these plaintiffs a name: ›Querulanten‹ (from Latin: queri, to complain). This paper deals with the history of these troublemakers, and more particularly, with the goal of understanding the source, development, and the continuing existence of querulency as a connection between media, knowledge, and emotions.

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Section: Sense Of Justicementioning

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Litigious Paranoia: Sense of Justice, Bureaucracy, and Media

Gaderer¹

2018

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Rechtsgefühl und Ordnungsbedürfnis

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Litigious Paranoia: Sense of Justice, Bureaucracy, and Media

Litigious Paranoia: Sense of Justice, Bureaucracy, and Media

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