Grotius, Pufendorf, and modern natural law

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"Modern natural law commonly means a tradition in moral, political and legal pilosophy that began early in the seventeenth century and petered out some time in the eighteenth century, varying from country to country. It is also generally accepted that this tradition was a fruit of Protestantism, albeit one that had influence both on Catholic natural law teaching and, not least, on the thought of the French Enlightenment."

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Full title :Grotius, Pufendorf, and modern natural law / edited by Knud Haakonssen.

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Publication Date:©1999.

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Publisher(s):Ashgate, Dartmouth
Place of Publication:Aldershot, England
Language:eng
Publication Date:©1999.

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Description:xix, 587 pages ; : 25 cm.

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ISBN:1855219859, 9781855219854
oclc:ocm40982018
LC Classification:JC571
Dewey Decimal:340/.112

Hugo Grotius -- John Selden -- Samuel von Pufendorf -- Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz -- Richard Cumberland -- Christian Thomasius -- Jean Barbeyrac -- Emer de Vattel -- Jean-Jacques Rousseau -- Immanuel Kant -- Uses of natural law.