Антон Борисович Дидикин

Does Law Exist Ideally? Lorenz Kaehler's Ontology of Law Revisited

reveal the key arguments of Kaehler’s ontological ideality thesis and to demonstrate their limitations: it is argued that Kaehler’s objections to the claim to correctness thesis are largely persuasive, but his positive ontological thesis, modelled on abstract objects such as numbers, Fregean thoughts, or Popper’s “worl...