Pesquisa
What does the law have to do with our motives? Notes on the claims of Razian authorities
Joseph Raz’s Pre-emption Thesis asserts that directives from authorities create reasons for actions that should replace other favorable reasons, not just be added to them. This means that, from a legal authority’s perspective, according to Raz, lega…
POSITIVISMO JURÍDICO E AUTORIDADE DA NORMA JURÍDICA: UMA CRÍTICA DO PARADIGMA NORMATIVISTA
O presente artigo insere-se no domínio da teoria do direito,tendo por objetivo discutir o conceito e a centralidade da autoridade no debatecontemporâneo em torno do positivismo jurídico, bem como oferecer uma posiçãoalternativa, sustentada por Pachu…
POSITIVISMO JURÍDICO E AUTORIDADE DA NORMA JURÍDICA: UMA CRÍTICA DO PARADIGMA NORMATIVISTA
O presente artigo insere-se no domínio da teoria do direito,tendo por objetivo discutir o conceito e a centralidade da autoridade no debatecontemporâneo em torno do positivismo jurídico, bem como oferecer uma posiçãoalternativa, sustentada por Pachu…
A política em face ao nacional-socialismo: um confronto entre Arendt e a teoria crítica de Adorno e Horkheimer
This article aims to analyze the role of politics in the emergence of National-Socialism according to Hannah Arendt and the critical theorists Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno’s investigations from the 1930s to the 1950s. It proposes a comparative…
LAW AND MORAL JUSTIFICATION
Many prominent legal philosophers believe that law makes some type of moral claim in virtue of its nature. Although the law is not an intelligent agent, the attribution of a claim to law does not need to be as mysterious as some theorists believe. I…
Notas sobre o direito de resistência no segundo tratado sobre o governo de John Locke
Present article attempts to examine chapter XIX of the Second Treatise of Government, in which Locke concentrates his arguments in favor of the Right of Resistance. In this way, we highlight some fundamental points for demonstrating that the emergen…
Aristotle's Many Multitudes And Their Powers
Politics 3.11 appears to show Aristotle at his most democratic, for in this chapter he defends the right of ordinary people to participate in government and he might even make a multitude of ordinary people authoritative in the polis. Contrary to th…
Aristotle's Many Multitudes And Their Powers
Politics 3.11 appears to show Aristotle at his most democratic, for in this chapter he defends the right of ordinary people to participate in government and he might even make a multitude of ordinary people authoritative in the polis. Contrary to th…
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