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German Jurisprudence in the 21st century: law and its media
Abstract This review critically assesses the book Legal theory and the media of law, by Thomas Vesting. The author seeks to present a multidisciplinary conception of jurisprudence, analyzing the coevolution between legal phenomena, their self-descriptions and the dissemination media of communication
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