Titlebook: Early Modern Natural Law Theories; Context and Strategi T. J. Hochstrasser,P. Schr?der Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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W. Schramm,H. Krebs,S. Fleissnerl law – though here Malebranche follows Leibniz’s collapsing of `natural’ and `eternal’ law into each other,. deviating thereby from Thomistic orthodoxy (as will be seen). Since Malebranche was a Catholic priest who revered Augustine equally with Descartes, it is perhaps surprising that `natural law

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-08725-8ne consider the Scottish or French enlightenment in such a manner. The main concern of this chapter is a comparison, which will contribute to the endeavour to establish the cosmopolitan nature of European intellectual discourse in social and political theory during the eighteenth century. The case o

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Book 2003porated into it afresh. However, there is no danger of natural jurisprudence going unchallenged as the meta-discourse of political theory in this period, for recently new studies of the role of libertine and jansenist thought in shaping the priorities of the early Republic of Letters have challenged

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Early Modern Natural Law Theories978-94-017-0391-8Series ISSN 0066-6610 Series E-ISSN 2215-0307

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T. J. Hochstrasser,P. Schr?derIncludes supplementary material:

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