The theory of natural law believes that our civil laws should be based on morality,ethics, and what is inherently correct. This is in contrast to what is called "positive law" or "human law," which is defined by statute andcommon lawand may or may not reflect the natural law. Examples ...
The principal aspects of Thomas' theory are the theories of virtue and of law, which are complementary.; The contrast between Grisez and Thomas has, in the critical literature, found its focus in the doctrines of the relevance of metaphysics to ethics, and the end of man. Grisez holds that...
aThe representational theory holds that language in general and words in particular are only an icon (or representation) for an actual thing (or form) being symbolized.In other words, they conjure in our minds pictures of the things, happenings and ideas.This suggests that there is one kind ...
aDarwin's theory of evolution holds that living things change and adapt to their environment and that present-day species(including human beings)are descended from earlier species through modification by natural selection Darwin的进化论保持生物变成并且适应他们的环境,并且当代种类(包括人)下降更加早期的...
The theory that God can dispense from any part of the law, even from the secondary precepts, is scarcely compatible with the doctrine, which is the common teaching of the School, that the natural law is founded on the eternal law, and, therefore, has for its ultimate ground the immutable...
The former can be a respectful process that encourages discussion; the latter implies that anyone who holds the theory must be a fool. In v... EF Paul,J Paul,FDJ Miller 被引量: 2发表: 2012年 Ethical Individualism and the Natural Law "Generic qualities" are qualities typical of a kind ...
LawIn this article, the author discusses the theory of argumentation and natural law of philosopher Chaïm Perelman. He argues that Perelman's theory of argumentation relates to the tradition of natural law in interesting and productive ways. Also outlined the ways on how Perelman's theory ...
each one of the various philosophical accounts of the concept of natural law (in both of its senses) is embedded in a metaphysical and theological context, so that different visions of God yield different accounts of the meaning of the natural law idiom in science as well as legal theory. ...
1.On the Methodology Characteristic of Fuller s Neo-Natural Law;论富勒新自然法学的方法论特征 2.Lon · L · Fuller is the most excellent and influential legal thinker of Jurisprudence of Neo-Natural Law School from the twentieth century, advance the theory that the rationality of the existence ...
have their differences. For example, while Thomas and his allies see natural law as a basis for attacking legal protections for abortion and euthanasia—because they contradict the sanctity of life—others believe that natural law theory actually supports these rights, because it prioritizes individual...