Titlebook: Aristotle and The Philosophy of Law: Theory, Practice and Justice; Liesbeth Huppes-Cluysenaer,Nuno M.M.S. Coelho Book 2013 Springer Scienc

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H. Berger,E. Th. Brücke,H. G. Wolff of what rhetoric is as well as a variety of notions of what rhetoric should be. The paper shows that in the work of Aristotle rhetoric and ethics are inextricably connected. Aristotle’s limitation of rhetorical activity to three domains, his description of rhetoric as an offshoot from politics, his

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Die Leistungen des normalen Rückenmarkshie”. This would be a sheer anachronism. On the practical horizon we can get a more hierarchical organization of the goals we are up to. The ?ρεξι?, intentional project, we live by, is motivated positively by goals we choose to pursue: the glory (τ? καλ?ν), the useful (τ? συμφ?ρον), and the pleasure

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Gerd-Michael Hellstern,Hellmut Wollmanns it involves a self-contained dimension, in which it reproduces elementary jurisprudential principles. This paper is in search of principles by which legal practice is able to confront and repudiate the tacit normative power of factual perceptions and empirical knowledge depicted by Michel Foucault

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Gerd-Michael Hellstern,Hellmut Wollmannthan the consequences of Hurri’s argument. Section 10.1 deals with the interpretation of .. 1.1, 1354a 26–30. Section 10.2 discusses the functioning of equity as described in .. 1.13, 1374a 18–b 23. By way of conclusion, Sect. 10.3 argues that a less strict opposition of facts and qualities, and a m

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Entscheidungsfindung durch Experimentection between law and virtue. While Aristotle believed that law and character were linked, it is ironic to note that he did not argue for the position evidenced in our vice laws that law was likely to succeed in instilling virtue. Indeed, Aristotle thought the project of using law to instill private

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Entscheidungsfindung durch Experimente debates in legal and moral philosophy. It is especially discernible within a mainstream of the classical post-Aristotelian tradition. The problem seems to pertain to the interdependence between the two parties of contract and their respective obligations. Mutual interdependence of contractual or pr