Wilhelm von Humboldta (TM)s legal philosophy is much less familiar
than his philosophy of language or even his role as an educational
reformer. For this purpose the author examines Humboldta (TM)s a
oeIdeas on an attempt to determine the limits of the effectiveness
of the statea . This early work, which is central for political
liberalism, was created in an exchange of ideas with Friedrich
Schiller and had a substantial effect on John Stuart Mill's essay a
oeOn Libertya . The author attempts a legal-philosophical
examination of Humboldta (TM)s ideas that is linked with a critical
tracing of the Anglo-American origins and reception (together with
Mill, above all Adam Smith, Rawls, Nozick and Buchanan).
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