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UNISANNIOCAM0017450 |
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Ioannes : Scotus Erigena |
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Sulle nature dell'universo / Giovanni Scoto ; a cura di Peter Dronke ; testo basato sulla versione 2. dell'edizione di Ãdouard Jeauneau ; traduzione di Michela Pereira |
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[Milano] : Fondazione Lorenzo Valla : Arnoldo Mondadori |
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Titolo uniforme |
De divisione naturae |
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07ALBERTI 880 GRE |
90H VII 00790M VI 40 |
91PH C 01077 |
BNS.C. Coll.10 (SCO |
CRFOND VALLAIOANNES SCOTUS 0001 |
NENEVIO 189 SCO su |
TEV.FONDI 0666 |
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Monografia |
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Testo in italiano e latino |
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UNINA9910798419803321 |
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Cornell Drucilla |
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The Mandate of Dignity : Ronald Dworkin, Revolutionary Constitutionalism, and the Claims of Justice / / Nick Friedman, Drucilla Cornell |
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New York, NY : , : Fordham University Press, , [2016] |
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©2016 |
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1 online resource (149 p.) |
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Constitutional law - South Africa |
Dignity |
Social justice - South Africa |
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Monografia |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Front matter -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1. Integrity to the Past -- 2. The Hegelian Conception of a Properly Constituted Community -- 3. Law’s Empire in South Africa -- 4. The Quest for Unity of Value -- 5. Integrity to Dignity -- 6. Dignity and Responsibility in South African Law -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Index |
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A major American legal thinker, the late Ronald Dworkin also helped shape new dispensations in the Global South. In South Africa, in particular, his work has been fiercely debated in the context of one of the world’s most progressive constitutions. Despite Dworkin’s discomfort with that document’s enshrinement of “socioeconomic rights,” his work enables an important defense of a jurisprudence premised on justice, rather than on legitimacy. Beginning with a critical overview of Dworkin’s work culminating in his two principles of dignity, Cornell and Friedman turn to Kant and Hegel for an approach better able to ground the principles of dignity Dworkin advocates. Framed thus, Dworkin’s challenge to legal positivism enables a theory of constitutional revolution in which existing legal structures are transformatively revalued according to ethical mandates. By founding law on dignity, Dworkin begins to articulate an ethical jurisprudence |
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responsive to the lived experience of injustice. This book, then, articulates a revolutionary constitutionalism crucial to the struggle for decolonization. |
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