A Commentary on Hegelian Philosophy and the Absolutes in Law

Morse, H. Newcomb

Journal: Akron Law Review

Volume: 17

Year: 1984

Bluebook Citation: 17 AKRON L. REV. (1984)

Author: Howard Newcomb Morse: all 31 publications


Abstract

The principles of law are twofold: those that are absolute and those that are relative. The absolute and the relative are akin to dogma and doctrine, respectively. We are on shaky ground indeed when we stand upon relativism. The principal purveyors of relativism have been Justices Cardozo, Douglas, and Holmes.

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