Heinrich Ahrens

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Julius Heinrich Ahrens (14 July 1808 – 2 August 1874) was a German philosopher and jurist.

Works[]

• Cours de droit naturel. Paris 1839
• Staatslehre Organische Philosophisch-anthropologischer auf Grundlage. Vienna 1850, his unfinished masterpiece
• Fichte 's politische in ihrer wissenschaftlichen Lehre, culturgeschichtlichen allgemeinen Nationalen und Bedeutung: Festrede zur Fichtefeier an der Universität Leipzig . *Veit, Leipzig 1862 ( online at Duseldorf University and Library )
• Naturrecht Das oder nach dem die Rechtsphilosophie gegenwärtigen Zustand dieser Wissenschaft in Deutschland. 6th ed. Vienna from 1870 to 1871 (2 vols.)
• Juristische Encyklopädie. Vienna. 1855-57 (organic representation of law and political science)
• From confoederatione Germanicae. Göttingen 1830