Aristotle and The Philosophy of Law : theory, Practice and Justice
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Dordrecht :
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Virtue jurisprudence: towards an aretaic theory of law
- 2. Reasoning against a deterministic conception of the world
- 3. Law and the rule of law and its place relative to politeia in Ariostotle's Politics
- 4.The best form of government and civic friendship in Aristotle's political thought
- 5. Controversy and practical reason in Aristotle
- 6. Aristotelian ethics and Aristotelian rhetoric
- 7. Is there any theory of value in Aristotle's ethics?
- 8. Intellectual excellences of the judge
- 9. Justice kata nomos and justice as epieikeia (legality and equity)
- 10. Legality and equity in the rhetoric: The smooth transition
- 11. Legal rules and epieikeia in Aristotle: post-positivism rediscovered
- 12. Legal vices and civic virtues
- 13. A neo-aristotelian notion of reciprocity: about civic friendship and (the troublesome character of) right judicial decisions
- 14. Synallagma as a paradigm of exchange: reciprocity of contract in Aristotle and game theory
- 15. The general principle of proportionality and Aristotle