Albert Hermann Post

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Albert Hermann Post (born October 20, 1839 in Bremen , † August 25, 1895 in Bremen) was a German lawyer and judge from Bremen .

biography

Post was the son of Court Secretary Chr. A. Post. After graduating from high school, he studied law . For a short time he was a lawyer . In 1866 he was appointed senior court secretary and in 1874 a judge in Bremen.

In 1864 he wrote a fundamental work on marital property and inheritance law. Religious works followed. From 1866 to 1887, four volumes were published as a draft of a common German and Hanseatic City-Bremen private law based on modern economics as well as works on ethnological legal history . Post is considered a pioneer in legal ethnology . With Josef Kohler he introduced this research discipline in Germany. He was the first author to deal with the legal relationships in non-written traditional law in Africa .

Works

  • The origin of the law. Prolegomena to a General Comparative Law . Berndt & Schwarzer, Oldenburg 1876; new reprint: at Elibron Classics, 2006, ISBN 978-1110253913 .
  • The basics of law and the main features of its development history: guiding principles for the construction of a general jurisprudence on a sociological basis . A. Schwarz, Oldenburg 1884; new reprint: at Elibron Classics, 2005, ISBN 978-1421249872 .
  • Outline of the ethnological jurisprudence . Volume 1 and 2. Scientia Verlag; Reprint, Aalen.
  • Introduction to the study of ethnological jurisprudence . Schwartz, Oldenburg 1886; new reprint: Göttingen 1989.
  • Studies on the history of the development of family law . Schulze, Oldenburg u. Leipzig 1889, reprint: Keip, Frankfurt am Main 1970.
  • Bremen life: satirical poems Bremen: Tannen 1872

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Rüdiger Schott , Interdisciplinary Research in the Field of Legal Ethnology , Africa Spectrum, Volume 4, No. 2, Interdisciplinary Africa Research (1969), pp. 5 ff.
  2. online at the SuUB Bremen: http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:gbv:46:1-755