Jus in the History of the Idea of What Is Right. Three Senses of Quod Est Rectum, or What Is Right. Jus as What Is Right (Quod Est Rectum) toward Others. Jus as the Objective of Justice: Justitia Est Rectitudo Causaliter Tantum. In What Sense is the Justice of Human-Posited Norms (Justitia Legalis) General. Prudence and Justice in the Judgements That Judges Are to Pass.
E. Pattaro (2008). What Is Right and What Is Just According to Aquinas. MADRID : Servicio Publicaciones Fac. Derecho, Univ. Madrid.
What Is Right and What Is Just According to Aquinas
PATTARO, ENRICO
2008
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Jus in the History of the Idea of What Is Right. Three Senses of Quod Est Rectum, or What Is Right. Jus as What Is Right (Quod Est Rectum) toward Others. Jus as the Objective of Justice: Justitia Est Rectitudo Causaliter Tantum. In What Sense is the Justice of Human-Posited Norms (Justitia Legalis) General. Prudence and Justice in the Judgements That Judges Are to Pass.File in questo prodotto:
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