The Research Of Hans Kelsen’s Legal Norm Theory

As a representative of the analysis of positivist jurisprudence,Kellson’s theory of pure jurisprudence has had an indelible influence on the development of jurisprudence in the twentieth century.At the same time,the significance of jurisprudence in modern western and Chinese is quite significant.As the founder of the pure law school,his legal normative theory is a core concept of his jurisprudence,which runs through the purely jurisprudence of Kelsen.Neo-Kantianism gave Kelsen the theoretical inspiration,under the guidance of this ideological origin,he insisted that the law is normative.At the same time,he is a value relativist,in the research method to reject the natural law and the dualism of real law.His theory is formed which is based on the critique and development of Austen’s analytical jurisprudence on the basis of trying to put forward within the framework of positivism a content of natural law theory is not used in the legal normative theory.Kelsen’s definition of the concept of law and the specificity of the nature and content of the law form together constitute the cornerstone of the Kelsen’s law of normative law,in which the definition of the nature of the law suggests that he considers the law to be an independent Of the discipline.The center of his legal thought concentrates on the theory of basic norms and the theory of legal norms.In particular,he proposed the basic theory of "basic norms",explained the root cause of the validity of the order of legal norms,through this theoretical origin to further constitute the legal norms of the hierarchical and legal order of the logic of unity.Kelsen established a groundbreaking legal system of thought,which promoted the new direction of academic research in the twentieth century.This paper attempts to explore and analyze the above aspects of these aspects,especially the point of view of legal norms,can help us to more carefully grasp the characteristics of Kelsen’s legal norms theory,more accurate to control and understanding the theory in macro.