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Studies in the Philosophy of Law From Enlightenment to the Contemporary Period
| Author: | Dumitrescu, Corina Craiovan, Ion | |
| Year: | 2021 | |
| Pages: | 368 | |
| ISBN: | 1-4955-0821-8 978-1-4955-0821-9 | |
| Price: | $239.95 | |
Drs. Dumitrescu and Craiovan presents this edited collection of papers from the international conference on “The Philosophy of Law from Enlightenment to the Contemporary Period.”
Reviews
"The Conference focused on promoting Philosophy of Law as the juridical spirituality, a specific product of culture, and a reflection on the human meaning of law, at national and universal coordinates. Also, the Conference focused on the message of Enlightenment, centered on rationality and humanity which are very present perennial values in contemporary times, as resources of legal thinking, of social and legal creativity.
The present volume includes a selection of the most representative scientific papers delivered by participants from numerous foreign countries."
From the Foreword
The present volume includes a selection of the most representative scientific papers delivered by participants from numerous foreign countries."
From the Foreword
Table of Contents
Foreword
Message. Mortimer Sellers
The Multi-Disciplinary Prof ile of the Philosophy of Law in the Enlightenment Age: The Contributions of Leibniz, Cantemir, and Monesquieu in Asserting That Character Corina Andriana Dumitrescu
Freedom of Religion and Persecution of Christians Titus Corlatean
Logic and Truth in Law for the Postmodern Age Michael Heather
Romanian’s Philosophy of Law as Juridical Spirituality Within Historical Time Ion Craiovan
Enlightenment’s Other: The Birth of the Modern Prison Mechthild Nagel
From The Marrakesh Declaration to The Joint Declaration of Al-Azhar: New Perspectives for the Protection of Religious Freedom in the Islamic States Raffaele Santoro
Pragmatism and Law – A Comment on The Rise of American Pragmatism Lorenz Schulz
Freedom of Speech in Finland as A Part of Europe—Connection with Dimitrie Cantemir Marja-Liisa Tenhunen
Human Rights and Religions: An Intercultural Perspective Paolo Palumbo
The Relevance of Francesco Gentile’s Thought on The Role of The Philosophy of Law in The Context of Contemporary Juridical Studies Giovanni Tarantino
Features of The Modern Understanding of The Concept of Equality in Ukrainian Law Serhii Bodnar, Dmytro Kostya
On The Need and Achievements of Legal Philosophy Alexander Brostl
Particularities of Private International Law in The Context of The Monistic Conception of The Civil Code: A Problem of Philosphy of Law or of Legislative Systematization? Ioan Chelaru
The Law in A “Liquid Society” Aurel Teodor Codoban, Anca Georoceanu
On The Sentiment of History To Romanians Boddan Cuza
From The “Academic Law” of The Renaissance to The “Science of Law” in The Age of Enlightenment Dana-Maria Diacconu
Approaches Regarding The Principles of Law Lucreţia Dogaru, Andrea Kajcsa
Equitable Justice as Justiciability Nicoleta-Elena Heghes, Anton Parlagi
Do Constitutional Traditions Have an Explanatory Role for The Philosophy of Public Law and An Evocative Role for The Political History of The People? Christian Ionescu
Aspects Regarding The Implicit Law, Wise Governing and The Philosophy of The Land in Cantemir’s Work Agata Popescu
Controversy on The Nature of Human – Civic or Legal Identiy? Patrică Trusca, Anton Parlagi
Concerns Regarding The Philosophy of Law in The Work of Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe Astrid Isabela Bogdan
Message. Mortimer Sellers
The Multi-Disciplinary Prof ile of the Philosophy of Law in the Enlightenment Age: The Contributions of Leibniz, Cantemir, and Monesquieu in Asserting That Character Corina Andriana Dumitrescu
Freedom of Religion and Persecution of Christians Titus Corlatean
Logic and Truth in Law for the Postmodern Age Michael Heather
Romanian’s Philosophy of Law as Juridical Spirituality Within Historical Time Ion Craiovan
Enlightenment’s Other: The Birth of the Modern Prison Mechthild Nagel
From The Marrakesh Declaration to The Joint Declaration of Al-Azhar: New Perspectives for the Protection of Religious Freedom in the Islamic States Raffaele Santoro
Pragmatism and Law – A Comment on The Rise of American Pragmatism Lorenz Schulz
Freedom of Speech in Finland as A Part of Europe—Connection with Dimitrie Cantemir Marja-Liisa Tenhunen
Human Rights and Religions: An Intercultural Perspective Paolo Palumbo
The Relevance of Francesco Gentile’s Thought on The Role of The Philosophy of Law in The Context of Contemporary Juridical Studies Giovanni Tarantino
Features of The Modern Understanding of The Concept of Equality in Ukrainian Law Serhii Bodnar, Dmytro Kostya
On The Need and Achievements of Legal Philosophy Alexander Brostl
Particularities of Private International Law in The Context of The Monistic Conception of The Civil Code: A Problem of Philosphy of Law or of Legislative Systematization? Ioan Chelaru
The Law in A “Liquid Society” Aurel Teodor Codoban, Anca Georoceanu
On The Sentiment of History To Romanians Boddan Cuza
From The “Academic Law” of The Renaissance to The “Science of Law” in The Age of Enlightenment Dana-Maria Diacconu
Approaches Regarding The Principles of Law Lucreţia Dogaru, Andrea Kajcsa
Equitable Justice as Justiciability Nicoleta-Elena Heghes, Anton Parlagi
Do Constitutional Traditions Have an Explanatory Role for The Philosophy of Public Law and An Evocative Role for The Political History of The People? Christian Ionescu
Aspects Regarding The Implicit Law, Wise Governing and The Philosophy of The Land in Cantemir’s Work Agata Popescu
Controversy on The Nature of Human – Civic or Legal Identiy? Patrică Trusca, Anton Parlagi
Concerns Regarding The Philosophy of Law in The Work of Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe Astrid Isabela Bogdan