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The articles in this volume reveal the contribution which St. Augustine made to the history of jurisprudence. Topics covered include Augustine's valuable discussion of church/state relations, the law of just wars, the proper role and limits of coercion, the procreative dimensions of marriage and highlight the little recognized Augustinian contributions to the field of modern hermeneutics. The volume also features a definitive bibliography of works on Augustine and the law.
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The articles in this volume reveal the contribution which St. Augustine made to the history of jurisprudence. Topics covered include Augustine's valuable discussion of church/state relations, the law of just wars, the proper role and limits of coercion, the procreative dimensions of marriage and highlight the little recognized Augustinian contributions to the field of modern hermeneutics. The volume also features a definitive bibliography of works on Augustine and the law.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 576
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 251mm x 178mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 1021g
- ISBN-13: 9781138378568
- ISBN-10: 1138378569
- Artikelnr.: 57055046
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 576
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 251mm x 178mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 1021g
- ISBN-13: 9781138378568
- ISBN-10: 1138378569
- Artikelnr.: 57055046
Richard O. Brooks is Professor Emeritus of Law, Vermont Law School, USA and James Bernard Murphy is Professor of Government, Dartmouth College, USA
Contents: Introduction; Selected bibliography, Carl Yirka; Part I
Augustine: His Life and His World: The life and religion of Saint
Augustine, Whitney J. Oates; Life, culture and controversies of Augustine,
Robert Markus. Part II Two Cities: Justice in the Early and Divine
Community: A Two Cities: The two cities in Augustine's political
philosophy, Rex Martin; The origin and dynamics of society and the state
according to St Augustine, D.J. MacQueen; B. Justice: Augustine's critique
of human justice, Gaylon L. Caldwell; Justice as the foundation of the
political community: Augustine and his pagan models, Ernest L. Fortin; C.
Church-State Relations: The problem of service to unjust regimes in
Augustine's City of God, Peter Burnell; Pluralism and secularism in the
political order: St Augustine and theoretical liberalism, Michael J. White.
Part III Augustine's Philosophy of Political Authority and Law: The
fundamental ideas in St Augustine's philosophy of law, Anton- Hermann
Chroust; Two conceptions of political authority: Augustine, De Civitate Dei
xix. 14-15, and some 13th-century interpretations, R.A. Markus; Roman law
in the works of St Augustine, Francesco Lardone. Part IV Selected
Fundamental Principles of Jurisprudence and Political Theory: A.
Augustine's Political Realism: Will and Order: the moral self in
Augustine's De Libero Arbitrio, Eric O. Springsted; Augustine's political
realism, Reinhold Niebuhr; B. Augustine's Historical Vision: St Augustine
and the Christian idea of progress: the background of the City of God,
Theodor E. Mommsen; Augustine's philosophy of history, Rÿdiger Bittner; C.
Interpretation and Rhetoric: Augustine's Confessions and the poetics of
law, Eugene Vance; Augustine and the problem of Christian rhetoric, Ernest
L. Fortin. Part V Applications of Augustine's Thought to Selected Legal
Topics: A. Law of a Just War: Saint Augustine on war and killing: the
problem of the innocent, Richard Shelley Hartigan; Coge intrare: the Church
and po
Augustine: His Life and His World: The life and religion of Saint
Augustine, Whitney J. Oates; Life, culture and controversies of Augustine,
Robert Markus. Part II Two Cities: Justice in the Early and Divine
Community: A Two Cities: The two cities in Augustine's political
philosophy, Rex Martin; The origin and dynamics of society and the state
according to St Augustine, D.J. MacQueen; B. Justice: Augustine's critique
of human justice, Gaylon L. Caldwell; Justice as the foundation of the
political community: Augustine and his pagan models, Ernest L. Fortin; C.
Church-State Relations: The problem of service to unjust regimes in
Augustine's City of God, Peter Burnell; Pluralism and secularism in the
political order: St Augustine and theoretical liberalism, Michael J. White.
Part III Augustine's Philosophy of Political Authority and Law: The
fundamental ideas in St Augustine's philosophy of law, Anton- Hermann
Chroust; Two conceptions of political authority: Augustine, De Civitate Dei
xix. 14-15, and some 13th-century interpretations, R.A. Markus; Roman law
in the works of St Augustine, Francesco Lardone. Part IV Selected
Fundamental Principles of Jurisprudence and Political Theory: A.
Augustine's Political Realism: Will and Order: the moral self in
Augustine's De Libero Arbitrio, Eric O. Springsted; Augustine's political
realism, Reinhold Niebuhr; B. Augustine's Historical Vision: St Augustine
and the Christian idea of progress: the background of the City of God,
Theodor E. Mommsen; Augustine's philosophy of history, Rÿdiger Bittner; C.
Interpretation and Rhetoric: Augustine's Confessions and the poetics of
law, Eugene Vance; Augustine and the problem of Christian rhetoric, Ernest
L. Fortin. Part V Applications of Augustine's Thought to Selected Legal
Topics: A. Law of a Just War: Saint Augustine on war and killing: the
problem of the innocent, Richard Shelley Hartigan; Coge intrare: the Church
and po
Contents: Introduction; Selected bibliography, Carl Yirka; Part I
Augustine: His Life and His World: The life and religion of Saint
Augustine, Whitney J. Oates; Life, culture and controversies of Augustine,
Robert Markus. Part II Two Cities: Justice in the Early and Divine
Community: A Two Cities: The two cities in Augustine's political
philosophy, Rex Martin; The origin and dynamics of society and the state
according to St Augustine, D.J. MacQueen; B. Justice: Augustine's critique
of human justice, Gaylon L. Caldwell; Justice as the foundation of the
political community: Augustine and his pagan models, Ernest L. Fortin; C.
Church-State Relations: The problem of service to unjust regimes in
Augustine's City of God, Peter Burnell; Pluralism and secularism in the
political order: St Augustine and theoretical liberalism, Michael J. White.
Part III Augustine's Philosophy of Political Authority and Law: The
fundamental ideas in St Augustine's philosophy of law, Anton- Hermann
Chroust; Two conceptions of political authority: Augustine, De Civitate Dei
xix. 14-15, and some 13th-century interpretations, R.A. Markus; Roman law
in the works of St Augustine, Francesco Lardone. Part IV Selected
Fundamental Principles of Jurisprudence and Political Theory: A.
Augustine's Political Realism: Will and Order: the moral self in
Augustine's De Libero Arbitrio, Eric O. Springsted; Augustine's political
realism, Reinhold Niebuhr; B. Augustine's Historical Vision: St Augustine
and the Christian idea of progress: the background of the City of God,
Theodor E. Mommsen; Augustine's philosophy of history, Rÿdiger Bittner; C.
Interpretation and Rhetoric: Augustine's Confessions and the poetics of
law, Eugene Vance; Augustine and the problem of Christian rhetoric, Ernest
L. Fortin. Part V Applications of Augustine's Thought to Selected Legal
Topics: A. Law of a Just War: Saint Augustine on war and killing: the
problem of the innocent, Richard Shelley Hartigan; Coge intrare: the Church
and po
Augustine: His Life and His World: The life and religion of Saint
Augustine, Whitney J. Oates; Life, culture and controversies of Augustine,
Robert Markus. Part II Two Cities: Justice in the Early and Divine
Community: A Two Cities: The two cities in Augustine's political
philosophy, Rex Martin; The origin and dynamics of society and the state
according to St Augustine, D.J. MacQueen; B. Justice: Augustine's critique
of human justice, Gaylon L. Caldwell; Justice as the foundation of the
political community: Augustine and his pagan models, Ernest L. Fortin; C.
Church-State Relations: The problem of service to unjust regimes in
Augustine's City of God, Peter Burnell; Pluralism and secularism in the
political order: St Augustine and theoretical liberalism, Michael J. White.
Part III Augustine's Philosophy of Political Authority and Law: The
fundamental ideas in St Augustine's philosophy of law, Anton- Hermann
Chroust; Two conceptions of political authority: Augustine, De Civitate Dei
xix. 14-15, and some 13th-century interpretations, R.A. Markus; Roman law
in the works of St Augustine, Francesco Lardone. Part IV Selected
Fundamental Principles of Jurisprudence and Political Theory: A.
Augustine's Political Realism: Will and Order: the moral self in
Augustine's De Libero Arbitrio, Eric O. Springsted; Augustine's political
realism, Reinhold Niebuhr; B. Augustine's Historical Vision: St Augustine
and the Christian idea of progress: the background of the City of God,
Theodor E. Mommsen; Augustine's philosophy of history, Rÿdiger Bittner; C.
Interpretation and Rhetoric: Augustine's Confessions and the poetics of
law, Eugene Vance; Augustine and the problem of Christian rhetoric, Ernest
L. Fortin. Part V Applications of Augustine's Thought to Selected Legal
Topics: A. Law of a Just War: Saint Augustine on war and killing: the
problem of the innocent, Richard Shelley Hartigan; Coge intrare: the Church
and po