Hugo Grotius, the Miracle of Holland: A Study in Political and Legal ThoughtStudie over de politieke en juridische denkbeelden van de Nederlandse jurist, staatsman, diplomaat en historicus (1583-1645) en de invloed daarvan op de huidige maatschappij |
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He stated generally that natural law comprised “first principles” for rightful human
behavior, but the number of these principles was not fixed at any point in time.
Even though natural law was immutable, new precepts could be added.
He stated generally that natural law comprised “first principles” for rightful human
behavior, but the number of these principles was not fixed at any point in time.
Even though natural law was immutable, new precepts could be added.
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Secondary principles deduced from primary principles rightfully belonged to the
realm of natural law, Suarez maintained, and this is what Aquinas actually
intended and this was the way in which Aquinas had to be properly interpreted!
Secondary principles deduced from primary principles rightfully belonged to the
realm of natural law, Suarez maintained, and this is what Aquinas actually
intended and this was the way in which Aquinas had to be properly interpreted!
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The law of nature he saw as consisting of broad and unchanging principles of
justice, principles that represented only the most general of general rules. In the
De Jure Belli ac Pacis Grotius, even less than Aquinas, did not elaborate on the ...
The law of nature he saw as consisting of broad and unchanging principles of
justice, principles that represented only the most general of general rules. In the
De Jure Belli ac Pacis Grotius, even less than Aquinas, did not elaborate on the ...
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Grotius the Man | 1 |
A Case of Dual Paternity | 9 |
Grotius and the Law of Nature | 27 |
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Hugo Grotius, the Miracle of Holland: A Study in Political and Legal Thought Charles S. Edwards Vista de fragmentos - 1981 |
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