Tackling issues such as money, human nature, secularism, and epistemology, which underlie the philosophy and theology of the seventeenth-century Scientific Revolution, Garcia-Salmones explains the enduring relevance of Hobbes, and Locke's thought for international legal studies today.
Tackling issues such as money, human nature, secularism, and epistemology, which underlie the philosophy and theology of the seventeenth-century Scientific Revolution, Garcia-Salmones explains the enduring relevance of Hobbes, and Locke's thought for international legal studies today.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law
Mónica García-Salmones Rovira is Global Law Fellow in the Alvaro d'Ors Global Law Chair, ICS, at the University of Navarre, and a Senior Fellow at the Erik Castrén Institute of International Law, University of Helsinki. She is the author of The Project of Positivism in International Law (2013) and co-editor of Cosmopolitanisms in Enlightenment Europe and Beyond (2013) and International Law and Religion (2017).
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Introduction I Altering the Perception of Nature II Nature and The Light of Nature III Needs, Politics and Money IV Necessity and Liberalism IV Outline of Chapters 1. A Christian Science: Searching for the Common Good and the Public Good 1.1 Deism, Neoplatonism and the Light of Reason 1.2 Scepticism and Moral Righteousness 1.3 Hobbes and Locke versus Filmer on Political Economy 1.4 The New Oeconomies: Household - State - Nature 2. Hobbes's Doctrine of Necessity 2.1 Hobbes's Doctrine of Necessity and Existence 2.2 Necessitarian Metaphysics and (Human) Body in Avicenna and Hobbes 3. Necessities, Natural Rights and Sovereignty in Leviathan 3.1 Hobbes's Necessity, Theology and Natural Laws 3.2 The Doctrine of Necessity in Leviathan 4. Reformers on the Necessary Knowledge 4.1 Useful Knowledge as the Only Necessary Knowledge: Benjamin Worsley in Context 4.2 All-Encompassing Human Necessities 5. Necessity, Free Will and Conscience: Robert Sanderson 5.1 Logician and Theologian 5.2 The Mechanical Conscience 6. The Grand Business of Nature 6.1 The Oeconomy of Nature 6.2 The Fact of Man 6.3 The Grand Business of Nature 7. Robert Boyle, the Empire over Nature 7.1 Nothing Is Necessary: Benjamin Worsley Revisited 7.2 The Transmutator of Nature 7.3 Undoing Nature 8. Locke's Early Writings 8.1 Independent Judgment of Conscience, Public Order and Public Interest 8.2 Undoing Conscience 9. Medicine, Oeconomy and Needs 9.1 The Oeconomy of Needs 9.2 Physicians and Oeconomia 10. Money and the Doctrine of Necessities 10.1 Locke's Doctrine of Necessities 10.2 Usury, Interest and Science 11. The Scientification of Money 11.1 The Science of Interest 11.2 The Morality of Capital 12. The Doctrine of Necessities and the (Public) Good 12.1 Necessity and Necessities in Knowledge and Morality: An Essay Concerning Human Understanding 12.2 Necessities, Dominion and Money in the Two Treatises of Government Conclusions Index Bibliography appears only online.
Introduction I Altering the Perception of Nature II Nature and The Light of Nature III Needs, Politics and Money IV Necessity and Liberalism IV Outline of Chapters 1. A Christian Science: Searching for the Common Good and the Public Good 1.1 Deism, Neoplatonism and the Light of Reason 1.2 Scepticism and Moral Righteousness 1.3 Hobbes and Locke versus Filmer on Political Economy 1.4 The New Oeconomies: Household - State - Nature 2. Hobbes's Doctrine of Necessity 2.1 Hobbes's Doctrine of Necessity and Existence 2.2 Necessitarian Metaphysics and (Human) Body in Avicenna and Hobbes 3. Necessities, Natural Rights and Sovereignty in Leviathan 3.1 Hobbes's Necessity, Theology and Natural Laws 3.2 The Doctrine of Necessity in Leviathan 4. Reformers on the Necessary Knowledge 4.1 Useful Knowledge as the Only Necessary Knowledge: Benjamin Worsley in Context 4.2 All-Encompassing Human Necessities 5. Necessity, Free Will and Conscience: Robert Sanderson 5.1 Logician and Theologian 5.2 The Mechanical Conscience 6. The Grand Business of Nature 6.1 The Oeconomy of Nature 6.2 The Fact of Man 6.3 The Grand Business of Nature 7. Robert Boyle, the Empire over Nature 7.1 Nothing Is Necessary: Benjamin Worsley Revisited 7.2 The Transmutator of Nature 7.3 Undoing Nature 8. Locke's Early Writings 8.1 Independent Judgment of Conscience, Public Order and Public Interest 8.2 Undoing Conscience 9. Medicine, Oeconomy and Needs 9.1 The Oeconomy of Needs 9.2 Physicians and Oeconomia 10. Money and the Doctrine of Necessities 10.1 Locke's Doctrine of Necessities 10.2 Usury, Interest and Science 11. The Scientification of Money 11.1 The Science of Interest 11.2 The Morality of Capital 12. The Doctrine of Necessities and the (Public) Good 12.1 Necessity and Necessities in Knowledge and Morality: An Essay Concerning Human Understanding 12.2 Necessities, Dominion and Money in the Two Treatises of Government Conclusions Index Bibliography appears only online.
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