Latin-American Legal Philosophy

Gordon Ireland

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ISBN 9780674428799

Publication Date: 01/01/1948

557 pages

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The outstanding writings in jurisprudence of four leading English translations. They include impressive contributions to some of the most pressing contemporary legal problems. Because of their concern with the theories of Ortega y Gasset and other important European philosophers, including the existentialists, they will be of special interest to philosophers and political scientists.

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