...most extreme expression of this idea is found in the familiar passage of Maitland : "Our fellowship is no fiction, no symbol, no piece of the state's...person, with body and members and will of its own." * What sociology has attempted to do with the concept of the social mind, political science has done...

...Maitland did, "no fiction, no symbol, no piece of State's machinery, no collective name for individuals, but a living organism and a real person, with body and members and a will of its own." Most of the papers, however, are on subjects not controversial; but even where...

...Fellowship is no fiction, no symbol, no piece of the State's machinery, no collective name for individuals, but a living organism and a real person, with body and members and a will of its own. Itself can will, itself can act ; it wills and acts by the men who are its organs...

...he synthesises a thing greater than they. Think of the momentous consequences of such personalising and then ask if we dare attribute fiction to its nature....of its own.' If this be true, there are within the jState enough of these monistic entities, club, tradeion, church, society, town, county, university,...

...personalities just as real as those of natural persons. According to some, we know, the juridical person is ' no fiction, no symbol, no piece of the state's machinery, but a living organism, a real person, with a body and members and a will of its own 2.' We are told by a great jurist and...

..." is no fiction, no symbol, no piece of the State's machinery, no collective name for individuals, but a living organism and a real person with body and members and a will of its own. Itself can will, itself can act ; it wills and acts by the men who are its organs,...

...Fellowship. They held that the German Fellowship was neither fictitious nor State-made, that it was "a living organism, and a real person with body and members and will of its own," a group-person with a group-will. The most important representative of this new school of German realists...

...Fellowship. They held that the German Fellowship was neither fictitious nor State-made, that it was "a living organism, and a real person with body and members and will of its own," a group-person with a group-will. The most important representative of this new school of German realists...

...Fellowship. They held that the German Fellowship was neither fictitious nor_Statejjiia.de, that it was "a living organism, and a \ real person with body and members and will of its I own," a group-person with a group-will. The most important representative of this new school of German...

..." is no fiction, no symbol, no piece of the State's machinery, no collective name for individuals, but a living organism and a real person, with body and members and a will of its own. Itself can will, itself can act ; it wills and acts by the men who are its organs...