Crime and Law in the Transition from Abstract Law to Morality
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Person, Crime, Law, Abstract law, MoralityAbstract
A reading of the moment of transition between abstract law and morality in the Fundamental Lines of the philosophy of law is presented through a confrontation (Auseinandersetzung) with some aspects of Kantian practical philosophy based on the analysis of the concepts of person, crime, guilt and law.
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