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Dong Biwu's collection of research on legal thought.

Ideological, moral and legal foundations.

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A work of legal history that you are familiar with is "Chinese Culture and Chinese Legal System", and the reading experience is: 1The study of legal history needs to be combined with a combination of overall grasp and multiple perspectives.

The history of the legal system is very complex and profound, and cannot be simplified. 2.Note the diversity of legal adjustment functions throughout history.

The history of the legal system is complex, and so are the social relations it reflects. 3.The task of legal historiography is to carry forward the traditional Chinese legal culture and scientifically summarize historical experience.

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A work you are familiar with is "Zhongzhi Liangguo Culture and Chinese Legal System", and the reading experience is: 1The study of legal history needs to combine a general grasp of sails with multiple perspectives.

The history of the legal system is very complex and profound, and cannot be simplified. 2.Note the diversity of legal adjustment functions throughout history.

The history of the legal system is complex, and so are the social relations it reflects. 3.The task of legal historiography is to carry forward the traditional Chinese legal culture and scientifically summarize historical experience.

The Chinese legal culture is long and rich in content.

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Excuse me. Kiss and kiss, study the history of the legal system, and pay attention to the unity of theory and historical materials. Since the beginning of reform and opening up, various trends of thought have come one after another, and Marxist theory is no longer a single branch, and a plurality of schools of thought has emerged.

Of course, Marxism is not a dogma and needs to be developed, and theoretical analysis is not an empty argument, but a definite aim to reveal the essence and its regularity. Western theories are also worth studying, but they must be understood and truly brought into play. Theory should be unified with historical materials, attach importance to historical materials but not "historical data only" but give full play to its value in the history of the empirical legal system.

A sense of mission and pioneering spirit. Developing China's legal historiography and firmly establishing the center of China's legal historiography in China is still the historical mission that the scientific research contingent should undertake in legal history, and of course we should not ignore the contributions of foreign scholars because of this. In order to realize this historical mission, more than 70 scholars spent 19 years compiling a multi-volume "History of China's Legal System."

In order to promote the research level of legal history, it is necessary to actively explore the research field of legal history and maintain vigorous vitality and enterprising spirit.

Thank you. Extended Material: History of the Legal System.

The history of the legal system is a science that studies the occurrence, development, evolution and laws of law and related sedan systems. The history of law in the narrow sense only focuses on the evolution of the law itself, while the history of the legal system in the broad sense covers a wider scope, including the relationship between the law itself, the relevant systems and the implementation of the law, and the relationship with society.

Preface Part I: Ancient Western Legal Thought.

Chapter 1 Ancient Greek Legal Thought.

Chapter 2 The Legal Ideas of Plato and Aristotle.

Chapter 3 Legal Thought in Ancient Rome.

Chapter 4 Legal Thought in the Middle Ages.

Part II: The Theoretical Foundations of Modern Western Legal Systems.

Chapter 1 Overview.

Chapter 2: From Grotius's Natural Law to Hobbes's Leviathan

Chapter 3: From Locke's "On the Spirit" to Montesquieu's "On the Spirit of Law".

Chapter 4 Rousseau's Theory of Equality and Social Contract.

Chapter 5 The Historical Significance of Classical Natural Law.

Part III Schools of Jurisprudence in the Nineteenth Century.

Chapter 1 An Overview of Nineteenth-Century Legal Philosophy.

Chapter II: Philosophy and Jurisprudence.

Chapter III: Analytical Jurisprudence.

Chapter IV: Historical Jurisprudence.

Chapter 5 Other Jurisprudence of the Nineteenth Century.

Part IV: Modern Western Legal Thought.

Chapter I: New Natural Law.

Chapter 2 Analytical Positivist Jurisprudence.

Chapter III: Social Law.

Chapter IV: Comprehensive Jurisprudence.

Chapter V: Economic Analysis Jurisprudence.

Chapter 6 Neoliberal Jurisprudence and Modern Philosophical Jurisprudence.

Chapter VII: "Leftist" Jurisprudence.

Primary references.

Henry Sumner Main (1822-1888) was a well-known British historian of ancient law, and the founder and main representative of the British school of historical law. His 1861 book, The Ancient Law, is one of his most important works on the history of law, "a manifesto of Main whose life's work." In The Ancient Law, Main examines the history of testamentary succession in early patriarchal societies and the various ideas of testamentary succession in ancient and modern times, examines the early history of property, contracts, torts, and crimes, and makes a comparative study of the ancient laws of the different branches of the Aryan nation, especially the Romans, the British, the Irish, the Slavs, and the Indians.

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1 On the Spirit of Law2 Crime and Punishment3 The U.S. Constitution Federalist Papers4 Social Contract Theory5 The Struggle for Rights6 Major Contemporary Legal Systems7 Legal Empires8 Jurisprudence Philosophy of Law Legal Method9 Introduction to Roman Law10 Theory of Justice.

Yan Cunsheng's editor-in-chief is good, more detailed.

Yan Cunsheng, male, born in 1940, is a native of Dali, Shaanxi, a professor at Northwest University of Political Science and Law, and a tutor for master's degree in jurisprudence. He graduated from Northwest University of Political Science and Law in 1964 with a bachelor's degree in law. National experts with outstanding contributions.

**Writings. Over the years, Professor Yan Cunsheng has devoted himself to his studies, and has successively published a number of influential works (translations) such as "Research on the Value of Law" (personal monograph), "The Value of Law" (personal monograph), "Basic Course of Law for Universities", "Jurisprudence" and other teaching materials, and published more than 100 articles in more than 20 academic journals such as "Legal Research", "Chinese and Foreign Law", "Social Sciences", etc., and many articles have been copied by "Xinhua Digest" and Chinese University "Law", "Jurisprudence and Legal History", " Digest of Liberal Arts and Science Newspapers of Colleges and Universities", etc.

He has published more than 120 academic papers.

He has published seven monographs (Law and Freedom, Nankai University Press, 1987, won the second prize of academic monographs of Shaanxi Law Society in 1992).

On Law and Justice" (Shaanxi People's Publishing House, 1997, 1 year).

Exploration of the Concept of Law" (China University of Political Science and Law Press, 20002).

Research on the Value of Law" (China University of Political Science and Law Press, 20002 edition, won the second prize of Shaanxi Provincial University Social Science Outstanding Achievement Award in 2007).

The "Oneness" and "Pluralism" of Law (Commercial Press, 2008).

History of Western Jurisprudence (co-authored with He Qinhua, Tsinghua University Press, May 2008), translated 1 book (The Law of Primitive People, Guizhou People's Publishing House, 1992 edition, Law Press, 2006 reprint), editor-in-chief of the "Tenth Five-Year Plan" and "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" national general university unified textbook "History of Western Legal Thought".

Published by Law Press in 2004 and won the second prize of Shaanxi Provincial Excellent Textbook Award in 2007).

Shaanxi Province compiled the textbooks "Basic Course of University Law" (Shaanxi People's Publishing House, 1997-2003), and various editions of "History of Western Legal Thought" (Shaanxi Education Publishing House, 1989 edition, Hunan University Press, 2005 edition) and "Jurisprudence" (Shaanxi People's Publishing House edition, 2007 edition, 2009 China University of Political Science and Law Press) textbooks, and in 2012, China Legal Publishing House published the monograph "History of Western Legal Thought".

The guiding principle for the writing of this book is that the material is accurate. When introducing the legal ideas of legal thinkers, try to reflect their ideas objectively and faithfully.