Johann Ulrich von Cramer

German philosopher and judge

Johann Ulrich von Cramer - German philosopher and judge
Born

November 8th, 1706
318 years ago

Died

June 18th, 1772
252 years ago — 65 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Germany

Links & References

A prominent figure in 18th century German philosophy and jurisprudence, expertise lay in the field of law. Held a position as a judge, contributing to the development of legal thought during this period. Authored notable works that addressed significant philosophical issues and legal principles, influencing both contemporary and future discussions on philosophy and law.

Published works on legal philosophy

Contributed to jurisprudence in Germany

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