Aristotle: Natural Right, the Boundaries of its Immutability and the Best "Natural" Constitution

This paper deals with the notion of natural right and its mutability according to Aristotle, in discussion with the sophistic notion of "natural". For the sophists what is by nature is the same everywhere: fire burns in the same way in Athens and in Persia. The right by convention, on the...

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Autor principal: Martínez Barrera, Jorge
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo 2019
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/philosophia/article/view/2814
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topic derecho natural
variabilidad
inmutabilidad
constitución según la naturaleza
Natural Right
Variability
Immutability
Constitution according to Nature
spellingShingle derecho natural
variabilidad
inmutabilidad
constitución según la naturaleza
Natural Right
Variability
Immutability
Constitution according to Nature
Martínez Barrera, Jorge
Aristotle: Natural Right, the Boundaries of its Immutability and the Best "Natural" Constitution
topic_facet derecho natural
variabilidad
inmutabilidad
constitución según la naturaleza
Natural Right
Variability
Immutability
Constitution according to Nature
author Martínez Barrera, Jorge
author_facet Martínez Barrera, Jorge
author_sort Martínez Barrera, Jorge
title Aristotle: Natural Right, the Boundaries of its Immutability and the Best "Natural" Constitution
title_short Aristotle: Natural Right, the Boundaries of its Immutability and the Best "Natural" Constitution
title_full Aristotle: Natural Right, the Boundaries of its Immutability and the Best "Natural" Constitution
title_fullStr Aristotle: Natural Right, the Boundaries of its Immutability and the Best "Natural" Constitution
title_full_unstemmed Aristotle: Natural Right, the Boundaries of its Immutability and the Best "Natural" Constitution
title_sort aristotle: natural right, the boundaries of its immutability and the best "natural" constitution
description This paper deals with the notion of natural right and its mutability according to Aristotle, in discussion with the sophistic notion of "natural". For the sophists what is by nature is the same everywhere: fire burns in the same way in Athens and in Persia. The right by convention, on the contrary, is changeable depending on circumstances. Aristotle discusses this idea and argues that natural right is also variable, although in a different way than right by convention. With the help of Thomas Aquinas, the enigmatic affirmation "the best political constitution is that according to nature" is also examined
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo
publishDate 2019
url https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/philosophia/article/view/2814
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