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  1. The ockhamist heritage in modern political and legal philosophy.Ignacio Miralbell & Simón Suazo - 2019 - Alpha (Osorno) 49:203-221.
    Resumen: El presente artículo trata de mostrar y demostrar la influencia del voluntarismo tardo-medieval -tanto en su versión escotista como principalmente en la ockhamista- en la filosofía política y jurídica moderna. Parte exponiendo en forma sintética los principios fundamentales de la filosofía de Ockham para luego analizar algunas de sus consecuencias, entre las que destacan el contingentismo de la ley y el individualismo metodológico.: The present article tries to show and to demonstrate the influence of the late-medieval voluntarism -both in (...)
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  • La jurisdicción civil y el extranjero en la escolástica española.Lorena Velasco Guerrero - 2022 - Anales Del Seminario de Historia de la Filosofía 39 (2):489-497.
    The question around foreigners and their obligation to respect and fulfil the national - or civil - norms of the territory where they are; has become due the migration and multicultural movements once again a key one. Addressed by a multitude of authors along the centuries, the question has been answered based on the different placements around juridical and political concepts like citizenship, sovereignty, authority or law. In this investigation, the doctrinal development carried out around the obligatory nature of the (...)
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  • Raíces escolásticas de la teoría de la propiedad de John Locke.José Luis Cendejas Bueno - 2022 - Anales Del Seminario de Historia de la Filosofía 39 (2):499-512.
    This work deals with the long trajectory that goes from Roman legal thought to Locke's explanation of the origin of property, money and, ultimately, political power. Vitoria, Suárez and Locke start from considering a primordial prepolitical state of equal freedom for all and common property, in which humanity could have been before the establishment of the characteristic institutions of the civil state. Despite the presence of elements of continuity with respect to Vitoria and Suárez, by replacing the prelapsary state of (...)
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