- Friedrich Carl von Savigny - Wikipedia
Savigny was hailed throughout Germany as "the great master" and founder of modern jurisprudence In 1851 and 1853 he published the two volumes of his treatise on the law of obligations, Das Obligationenrecht, mostly on what English-speaking lawyers consider as contract law
- Friedrich Karl von Savigny | Biography, Works, Facts - Britannica
Friedrich Karl von Savigny, German jurist and legal scholar who was one of the founders of the influential ‘historical school’ of jurisprudence
- Savigny (Friedrich Carl von) | Online Library of Liberty
Friedrich Carl von Savigny (1779 - 1861) was a German jurist and historian He was one of the founders of the influential “historical school” of jurisprudence His work, History of Roman Law in the Middle Ages laid the foundation of the modern study of medieval law
- Savigny, Friedrich Karl von (1779–1861) - Encyclopedia. com
Friedrich Karl von Savigny, the founder of historical jurisprudence, was born in Frankfurt, Germany, into a family that had moved there from Lorraine Left an orphan at thirteen, Savigny was brought up by a friend who educated him in ways that recall the experience of young John Stuart Mill
- Friedrich Carl von Savigny: The man who shaped Legal History
Friedrich Carl von Savigny is a name that is very well known within the world of legal history and jurisprudence Known as one of the founding figures of the Historical School of Law, Savigny’s influence on the study and understanding of law cannot be overstated
- Friedrich Karl von Savigny | Research Starters - EBSCO
The article on Savigny, in this fifty-six-volume biography of prominent Germans, presents a clear and sometimes provocative presentation of Savigny’s life and doctrines
- Savigny - Wikipedia
Savigny, Aulnay-sous-Bois, a district in Aulnay-sous-Bois in the Seine-Saint-Denis department in the north-eastern suburbs of Paris Savigny, Manche, in the Manche département
- Legal Philosophers: Savigny: German Lawgiver
Underlying this ceply to Thibaut was a basic hypoth-esis of later sociological jurisprudence: that law was to be under-stood as an aspect of social life To Savigny, law was a part of the complex of a people's experience and character
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