Carl Andreas Duker

German scholar and jurist

Carl Andreas Duker - German scholar and jurist
Born

1670
355 years ago

Died

November 5th, 1752
272 years ago — 82 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Germany

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Contributed to legal scholarship in Germany during the 18th century. Worked extensively on legal theories and their applications, influencing contemporary discussions on jurisprudence. Published significant works that addressed civil and criminal law, providing insights into legal principles that shaped future legal frameworks. Held teaching positions at various universities where legal education was emphasized.

Published influential legal texts

Influenced 18th-century legal theory

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