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Politics, 1995
This paper examines Hegel's attitude towards natural law theory. Commentators disagree on this. Some say that Hegel is hostile to natural law theory and that he is a legal positivist. Others say that he is in fact, a natural law theorist in the conventional sense. The paper argues that both of these interpretations are incorrect.
T. Burns
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This paper examines Hegel's attitude towards natural law theory. Commentators disagree on this. Some say that Hegel is hostile to natural law theory and that he is a legal positivist. Others say that he is in fact, a natural law theorist in the conventional sense. The paper argues that both of these interpretations are incorrect.
T. Burns
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The Cambridge Companion to Natural Law Ethics, 2019
The New Natural Law (NNL) theory, sometimes also called the New Classical Natural Law theory, is the name given a particular revival and revision of Thomistic Natural Law theory, initiated in the 1960s by Germain Grisez.
Patrick Lee
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The New Natural Law (NNL) theory, sometimes also called the New Classical Natural Law theory, is the name given a particular revival and revision of Thomistic Natural Law theory, initiated in the 1960s by Germain Grisez.
Patrick Lee
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Dignity and Equality in Pufendorf’s Natural Law Theory
Philosophy, Rights and Natural Law, 2019The chapter explores the ambiguity of the notion of dignity in Pufendorf’s natural law theory. On the one hand, dignity (dignatio) denotes the moral status of human beings in virtue of which they have to treat each other as equals.
Simone Zurbuchen
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Natural law theory: contemporary essays
Choice Reviews Online, 1992R. George
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Philosophy Compass, 2016
Abstract This article considers natural law perspectives on the nature of law. Natural law theories are united by what Mark Murphy calls the natural law thesis : law is necessarily a rational standard for conduct.
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Abstract This article considers natural law perspectives on the nature of law. Natural law theories are united by what Mark Murphy calls the natural law thesis : law is necessarily a rational standard for conduct.
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1994
Abstract This volume presents twelve original essays by contemporary natural law theorists and their critics. Natural law theory is enjoying a revival of interest today in a variety of disciplines, including law, philosophy, political science, and theology and religious studies.
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Abstract This volume presents twelve original essays by contemporary natural law theorists and their critics. Natural law theory is enjoying a revival of interest today in a variety of disciplines, including law, philosophy, political science, and theology and religious studies.
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St. Thomas’s Natural Law Theory
The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 2019Fifty years of debate have strengthened Germain Grisez’s 1965 interpretation of St. Thomas Aquinas’s famous article on the natural law in Summa theologiae I-II.94.2. Revisiting Grisez’s argument in light of these developments reveals that his “gerundive interpretation” of the first principle of practical reason is not only Thomistic, but essentially ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006
Corporate governance scholarship is awash with theories of the firm: these are "stories" or metaphors that try to shed light on the nature and purpose of the firm as an institution and on one or more of the following questions: (i) how the institution of the firm "evolved" (or its economic or social purpose); (ii) whether "the firm" is a reality or a ...
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Corporate governance scholarship is awash with theories of the firm: these are "stories" or metaphors that try to shed light on the nature and purpose of the firm as an institution and on one or more of the following questions: (i) how the institution of the firm "evolved" (or its economic or social purpose); (ii) whether "the firm" is a reality or a ...
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