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Sociological Tendencies in Hungarian Philosophies of Law

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Tamás Barcsi, Tamás Demeter

Released: Replika 131, 5–96.

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Sociological Tendencies in Hungarian Philosophies of Law
- Tamás Barcsi
- Tamás Demeter
Sociological Tendencies in Hungarian Philosophies of Law
- J. Endre Nagy
Agost Pulszky’s A Sociological Doctrine of the State
- László Perecz
Barna Horváth and His Sociology of Law
- Ágnes Zsidai
The Eternal and Temporal in Law
- Zoltán Fleck
Are There Sociologising Tendencies in Hungarian Legal Theory?
- Csaba Varga
Sociologising Tendencies in our Philosophy of Law?
- Mátyás Bencze
„Law is (not) politics!”
Social representations and ideologies in popular music
- Ádám Ignácz
- Anna Szemere
Music and Man
- Márton Pál Iványi
Material or Symbolic Value? From the Ghetto’s CNN to the Forum of Bragging?
- R. Emília Barna
I’ll Be Your Plaything
Havasréti 60
- Dániel Szabolcs Radnai
József Havasréti and the Researches of Popular Music Studies in Hungary
Replika Dispute
- József Rácz
Commentary on Ágnes Básthy and Zoltán Lengyel’s Pharmacological Biopolitics
- Ágnes Básthy
- Zoltán Lengyel
Reflections on the Commentary of József Rácz
Review
- József Bayer
A Gloss on the Time-travel of System Changes

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