이데올로기와 법 ― 국가사회주의 이데올로기와 제국상속농지법을 중심으로 ―

Ideology and law are indivisible and interactive. Ideologies involving social and political formation schemes play a role of a donne for legislation. By being absorbed to the law, ideologies can have concrete relationship with law. Both ideologies and laws always advance together under real-life order. But today, we are becoming insensitive to the existence of ideology since the end of the Cold War era. There are many who think that ideology has lost its vitality. And they might think as well, that our society, our law and our real-life order can exist without being related to ideology. Moreover, the modern law was set on the perspective that ideology distorts the human perception. From this point of view, modern law attempts to separate ideology from the law in order to ensure the legal certainty. But ideology and law are concepts that can never be separated. Thus, the idea of the separation of ideology and law, is that it creates distorted perceptions. In turn, it results in the abandonment of philosophy and the ignorance of the practical demands in real-life. What is required in today's law then? It is to understand the concrete relationship between ideology and law, and it is to discover new ideologies and new laws that can satisfy the demands of real-life. These tasks can only be completed by retracing the ideological and legal tradition that we have gone through. This paper tries to shed light on the interaction of ideology and law by introducing a historical example. In particular, the relationship between Reichserbhofgesetz and the National Socialism.