The East Society Theory of Marx and Legal Culture of China
Lihui Li
Abstract
Lihui Li
Abstract
The article deals with the legal idea and theory expressed in the anthropology notebooks at the twilight years of Marx. It reveals 3 logical rules taken up by traditional eastern legal culture. Moreover, the article reviews the use of law in China, analyzes it and points out that the law is to be interpreted in view of culture to change the traditional legal culture creatively and legalize the local legal resources, and find the best location of Chinese legal culture in the change.
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The article deals with the legal idea and theory expressed in the anthropology notebooks at the twilight years of Marx. It reveals 3 logical rules taken up by traditional eastern legal culture. Moreover, the article reviews the use of law in China, analyzes it and points out that the law is to be interpreted in view of culture to change the traditional legal culture creatively and legalize the local legal resources, and find the best location of Chinese legal culture in the change.
Key concepts: Legal culture, Legal realism, China, Empirical legal studies, Legal profession, Law, Legal formalism, Legal pluralism