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The theory of Volksgeist has been given by :
Puchta
Savigny
Inering
Montesquieu
- Option 1: Puchta
- Puchta was a German jurist who contributed to the development of the historical school of law.
- He built upon the ideas of Savigny.
- Option 2: Savigny
- Friedrich Carl von Savigny was a German jurist known for founding the historical school of jurisprudence.
- He introduced the concept of "Volksgeist," which means the spirit of the people.
- ?? Correct Answer: Savigny.
- Option 3: Inering
- It seems you might be referring to Rudolf von Jhering.
- Jhering was a legal scholar known for the "jurisprudence of interests," a different concept.
- Option 4: Montesquieu
- A French philosopher, he is known for his theory of separation of powers.
- Montesquieu did contribute to the idea of laws being influenced by society but did not focus specifically on Volksgeist.
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