The Writer of Law

This article p oints out that the writer is the legislator and the wri ter who questions law questions the significance of law. This article analy zes the academic formations of the writer of law--the strong, the moral, the wise, the sacred, the natural and the masses under the representative system. It further points out that the legislator in the history of human practice basical l y exhibits three forms: the dictator, the representative and all the masses, mai ntaining that from the dictatorial legislator to the representative legislator a nd further to the legislator of all the masses, it is basically the development process from the monological legislator to the soliloquy legislator to the solil oquy and observing legislator. The creation of legislators expressing law is by far more complicated than that expressing knowledge by the philosophers. Legisla tors should self-consciously turn towards observers of interpretations. Otherwis e, legislative power shall lose its necessary checks.