The Type Theory of Law

The Type Theory of Law offers an innovative perspective on law by using Carl Jung's psychological types as a foundation for understanding legal phenomena. The author, Marko Novak, develops a comprehensive theory that is considered universal and descriptive. The book begins with an introduction to the fundamentals of Jungian typology and explains how this structure influences individual understandings of law. It also explores how an inclusive legal theory can be based on this typology. By connecting psychological concepts with legal theories, the work provides a contemporary and compelling viewpoint on law that distinguishes itself from traditional approaches such as strict natural law and rigid legal positivism. The integral approach presented in this book aims to convey a more comprehensive picture of law that meets the complex demands of modern society.