Encyclopedia of the Science of Law: History of the Concept of Encyclopedia and Law, Vol. 9/II (Collected Works, Series A)
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Overview
From the editor’s Preface
The “Encyclopedia of the Science of Law” constitutes the first scholarly domain in which Dooyeweerd tested his radically new understanding of created reality, informed by the biblical basic motive of creation, fall, and redemption. The Science of Law represents the academic discipline in which Dooyeweerd was trained and in which he developed exceptional expertise. Therefore, it must be clear that the publication of this comprehensive and authoritative multi-volume series will contribute significantly to the ever growing legacy of reformational philosophy.
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- Provides a penetrating analysis of the development of the concept of law from Greek antiquity up to the 20th century
- Focuses on the history of the idea of an Encyclopedia of Science in general and of Encyclopedia of the Science of Law in particular
- Constitutes the first scholarly domain in which Dooyeweerd tested his radically new understanding of created reality, informed by the biblical basic motive of creation, fall, and redemption
- I. History of the Concept of Encyclopedia in General and of Encyclopedia of the Science of Law in Particular
- II. The History of Framing the Problem of the Concept of Law