Zur Ideen- und Rezeptionsgeschichte des Preussischen Allgemeinen Landrechts
Trierer Symposium zum 250. Geburtstag von Carl Gottlieb Svarez
Carola Barzen, Jörn Eckert, Walther Gose, Hans Hattenhauer, Peter Krause, Robert Schelp, Jörg Wolff, Thomas Würtenberger
C. G. Svarez (1746–1798), who was the brains behind and the creator of Prussian codification between 1780 and 1798, was a figure who had a decisive influence on legal thought and legal practice. This volume focuses on his works. The articles deal with the visualization of the historical framework in which the Prussian law reforms and above all the implementation of Prussian Civil Code took place. Svarez is ever-present when it comes to the discussion of the Enlightenment and the developments in constitutional law at the end of the 18th century. Those surroundings which influenced Svarez and on which he had a decisive influence are examined. The appraisal of the Prussian Civil Code from a legal and literary perspective of the 19th century, which concludes this volume, may also be seen as the way in which the following generations judged Svarez’s life’s work.
