Vernunft und Erfahrung im Rechtsdenken der Gegenwart

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The book explores a diverse range of topics related to legal reasoning and its implications. Contributions include discussions on the functions of legal reasoning, the linguistic challenges of "is and ought," and the influence of personal values. It examines the interplay between experience and legal reasoning, addressing issues of arbitrariness, legality, and discretion. Various models of legal reasoning are presented, including deductive, inductive, and rhetorical approaches. Case studies, such as the normative reasoning of the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate, provide insight into practical applications. The text delves into the genesis and limitations of abstract reasoning in legal thought, offering models and transformations within the law. It discusses the inner logic of law and legal hermeneutics, emphasizing value relativity and legal interests. The work also tackles the systematization of law, exploring changes in legal dogmatics and the regulation methods employed. Concepts of constitutive rules are analyzed, alongside the relationship between political and legal systems. Additionally, the book addresses the intersection of legal and economic reasoning, examining autonomy in law and its implications for social phenomena. It raises critical questions about poverty definitions and the balance between ecology and economy within legal frameworks. Overall, the collection presents a comprehensive examination of legal reas