J—zsef Szabadfalvi, Miskolc: The Role of B—dog Soml— in the Revival
of Hungarian Legal Philosophy
B—dog (Felix) Soml— is the most reputable
representative of Hungarian legal philosophy at the last turn of the century,
whose ouevre greatly contributed to the establishment of the neo-Kantian legal
philosophy, the dominant trend preaviling in Central Europe at the time, a
development that eventually resulted in modernising the legal scholarship and
theoretical thought in law in Hungary. Hungarian jurisprudence can be proud of
the fact that B—dog Soml—, besides Rudolf Stammler, Gustav Radbruch, Hans
Kelsen and Alfred Verdross is regarded as a great representative of European
neo-Kantian philosophy of law.
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