Die Rechtslehre

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Die Rechtslehre is Immanuel Kant’s foundational work on legal and political philosophy, outlining his theory of law, rights, and the state within his broader system of practical reason.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
philosophical work
author Immanuel Kant
centralConcept acquired rights
civil condition
coercion and right
external freedom
innate right to freedom
international federation of states
omnilateral will
original contract (idea)
penal right
property acquisition
public law
republican constitution
rightful condition
universal principle of right
followedBy Die Tugendlehre
follows Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals
surface form: Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten

Critique of Practical Reason
surface form: Kritik der praktischen Vernunft
hasEnglishTitle Doctrine of Right
surface form: The Doctrine of Right

Metaphysics of Morals
surface form: The Metaphysics of Morals, Part I: The Doctrine of Right
hasPart Allgemeine Rechtslehre
Besondere Rechtslehre
influenced contemporary legal philosophy
modern liberal political philosophy
theory of human rights
language German
mainSubject contract law (philosophical theory)
cosmopolitan right
international right
legal philosophy
natural right
political philosophy
private right
property rights
public right
punishment (philosophical theory)
state sovereignty
theory of right
theory of the state
partOf Die Metaphysik der Sitten
philosophicalDiscipline moral philosophy
political theory
practical philosophy
philosophicalSchool Kantianism
publicationYear 1797
publishedIn Königsberg
publisher Friedrich Nicolovius NERFINISHED
title Die Rechtslehre self-link

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Doctrine of Right originalTitle Die Rechtslehre
Die Rechtslehre title Die Rechtslehre self-link
Die Tugendlehre contrastsWith Die Rechtslehre