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#7: Leopold Pospíšil: The Czech who founded antropology of law

World-renowned egyptologist Miroslav Bárta and CNN presenter Michal Půr analyse developments in the world. Bárta is the author of the breakthrough theory of the Seven Laws, which can be used to evaluate historical events and judge whether a civilization is in decline or flourishing. One of the lessons is that the collapse of civilization does not necessarily mean catastrophe and may instead be a purifying process. Don't become depressed about world developments and come with us to find hope in historical context.

Leopold Pospíšil, an incredible Czech-American scholar, founded the field of anthropology of law at Yale University. Pospíšil became famous for his expeditions to New Guinea and his discovery of the legal system and analysis of the economy of the local Kapauku tribe. His life story is reminiscent of the Indiana Jones of anthropology...

If you want to know more about the theory, please go to:
⁠⁠https://www.the7laws.cz⁠

Leopold Pospíšil, an incredible Czech-American scholar, founded the field of anthropology of law at Yale University. Pospíšil became famous for his expeditions to New Guinea and his discovery of the legal system and analysis of the economy of the local Kapauku tribe. His life story is reminiscent of the Indiana Jones of anthropology...
 
If you want to know more about the theory, please go to:
<a href="If you want to know more about the theory, please go to: ⁠https://www.the7laws.cz">⁠⁠https://www.the7laws.cz⁠</a>

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