Natural Law in Medieval Philosophy: Traditions, Convergences and Divergences

April 10, 2018 - April 11, 2018
Faculty of Philosophy, Cattedra Arosio di Alti Studi Medioevali, Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Aposolorum

Via degli Aldobrandeschi, 190
Roma 00163
Italy

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Anver M. Emon
University of Toronto
Dominic Farrell
Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Aposolorum
Jonathan Jacobs
John Jay College
Riccardo Saccenti
Università degli Studi di Bologna
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

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Medieval thinkers have developed natural law theory significantly and exerted an enduring influence on subsequent reflection. While the contribution of the Latin tradition of medieval thought has been widely studied, there is a growing number of studies on the natural law theory of the Byzantine, Jewish, and Islamic traditions.

The conference will consider to what extent the various medieval traditions of natural law concur or differ, and on what grounds. It shall also consider whether they contain theoretical resources for addressing contemporary concerns about natural law.

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#Natural Law, #Islamic Philosophy, #Byzantine Philosophy, #Jewish Philosophy, #Thomas Aquinas