John H. Wigmore (1863-1943): un mosaico que ilustra sobre el desarrollo del estudio comparado de la historia del derecho
Resumen
Esta investigación se aproxima al estudio comparado de la historia del derecho mirando aspectos de la vida y obra de John H. Wigmore. Se ofrece, primero, una definición del estudio comparado de la historia del derecho. En segundo lugar, se aborda un mosaico de inquietudes que Wigmore experimentó y vivió. Se explora allí un diálogo troncal del referido jurista con el derecho relativo a la prueba (evidence), un diálogo auxiliar con otras disciplinas y un hilo conductor que se presenta en su interés por la historia del derecho y el derecho comparado. Se advierte entonces sobre el papel que distintos actores pueden tener en el desarrollo de una disciplina autónoma, al tiempo que interactúan con otros actores en diversas jurisdicciones.
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