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This book represents a unique attempt to reconcile the traditional oppositions of the natural law and social utopian traditions, providing basic insights into the meaning of human rights in a socialist society.

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John Stuart Mill est passé à la postérité pour deux de ses écrits emblématiques : De la liberté et De l’assujettissement des femmes. Moins connus sont ses discours au Parlement britannique et devant des associations féministes, mais non moins importants. En effet, on oublie bien souvent que JS Mill était non seulement un fonctionnaire de l’administration coloniale, mais aussi un philosophe, un homme politique et un militant. Les textes présentés par Benoît Basse permettent de mettre en lumièr...

This critical study concentrates on action-theoretical aspects of the Davidsonian philosophy of social science given in Macdonald/pettit 1981. It questions the relevance to social science of developing Davidson’s semantic “principle of charity” into a “principle of humanity”, discusses specific formulations of assumptions of behavioural and attitudinal rationality in the explanation of action, and joins issue with the causal account given of the latter suggesting that its metaphysical motivation is of no concern to social science.

Sie sind so verschieden, dass man sie nur unter der Kategorie ihrer ungewöhnlichen Grösse zusammenbringen kann: Hegel und Nietzsche.... Sie stimmen darin überein, dass Sokrates den Kern des griechischen Wesens verneint, ...