The pure theory of law according to Arthur Schopenhauer - Christophe, Lecomte
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Few philosophers and few jurists were interested in Schopenhauer's original philosophy of law. The thinker of the Will devotes himself mainly to this subject in § 62 of his major work, The world as will and as representation, in certain paragraphs of his dissertation on The foundation of morality, as well as in a short text of Parerga and Paralipomena , entitled "Ethics, Law and Politics".In this essay, through a reading that aims to be as faithful as possible to the text, we will identify and define what Schopenhauer himself calls his "pure theory of law", a theory within which are…mehr

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Few philosophers and few jurists were interested in Schopenhauer's original philosophy of law. The thinker of the Will devotes himself mainly to this subject in § 62 of his major work, The world as will and as representation, in certain paragraphs of his dissertation on The foundation of morality, as well as in a short text of Parerga and Paralipomena , entitled "Ethics, Law and Politics".In this essay, through a reading that aims to be as faithful as possible to the text, we will identify and define what Schopenhauer himself calls his "pure theory of law", a theory within which are articulated, in a rather complex and unheard-of way, natural law, of moral origin, and positive law, instituted by the State. This articulation is taking shape in particular thanks to a deep reflection on the notions of unjust, just, selfishness, and pity. Naturally, the whole is inscribed in the metaphysics of the Will so specific to the German thinker; we shall therefore recall the great moments of this general metaphysics, without which the theory of law remains indecipherable.
Autorenporträt
Christophe Lecomte was born and lives in Geneva, where he worked for a long time in the book industry, notably as a publisher. When he was younger, he studied philosophy at Paul Valéry University in Montpellier, where he obtained his master's degree in 1995. Today, at the age of 50, he devotes himself to the study of law and has obtained his bachelor in September 2021.