soberania e justiça em rousseau sovereignty and justice in rousseau

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Abstract
Trata-se, neste artigo, de discutir a novidade introduzida por Rousseau em relação à noção moderna de soberania, que tem Bodin como representante fundador. A análise toma por objeto a relação entre soberania e leis civis, a qual é compreendida nos termos da oposição, encontrada no Contrato social, entre justiça natural e justiça civil.
This paper discusses the new ideas introduced by Rousseau in relation to the modern notion of sovereignty, of which Bodin is the representative founder. The analysis takes as its subject the relation between sovereignty and civil laws, which is comprehended in terms of the opposition between natural justice and civil justice found in the Social Contract.
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Authors ;Thomaz Kawauche
Journal hong kong journal of paediatrics
Year 2013
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Keywords
law politics justice sovereignty religião justiça religiãophilosophy (general) religionphilosophy (general)

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