Karl Larenz

Japanese: ラーレンツ（英語表記）Karl Larenz

1903‐1993
German civil law scholar and legal philosopher. He obtained his doctorate in law in 1926, and after obtaining his professorial qualifications in 1929, he became a professor at the University of Kiel in 1933 and at the University of Munich in 1960. He later became a professor emeritus at the same university. Larenz began his research activities with a study of Hegel's legal philosophy, and published Hegel's Theory of Attribution and the Objective Concept of Attribution (1927), Problems of Legal Validity (1929), and Modern Philosophy of Law and State Philosophy (1931, second edition 35), later forming the legal theory that represents the so-called Kiel School.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1903‐1993
ドイツの民法学者，法哲学者。1926年に法学博士となり，29年教授資格取得後，33年キール大学教授，60年ミュンヘン大学教授となった。その後は同大学の名誉教授。ラーレンツはヘーゲルの法哲学研究からその研究活動を始め，《ヘーゲルの帰責理論と客観的帰責概念》(1927)，《法的妥当の問題》(1929)をへて《現代の法哲学と国家哲学》(1931,2版は35)を発表し，のちに，いわゆるキール学派を代表する法理論を形成した。

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