Add to ORKGThe article aims to describe the evolution of the theory of “authentic interpretation” in the 18th century, when the Enlightenment developed a doctrine which intended to prevent the judge from any interpretative activity and to grant it only to the legislator. Numerous reforms have followed this doctrine such as, for example, the Leggi e costituzioni of the kings of Sardinia Victor Amadeus II and Charles Emmanuel III, the Prussian Project des Corporis Juris Fridericiani of 1749, the Codice di Leggi e Costituzioni, of the Duke of Modena Francis III (1771) and the Dispaccio reale of the king of Naples, Ferdinand IV (1774)
In the course of the XIX century, Italian legal science tends to mitigate the tension between legisl...
How can the idea that inspired the very meaning of the law, its raison d'être, namely the stability ...
This article is published in a Class A scientific journal - 11/C5 - History of Philosophy. This art...
This article analyses the birth of a constitutional culture in 18th century Italy, the creation of a...
The Constitution in the 18th century reflects a balance between a natural law tradition and Enlighte...
The article focuses on Giacinto Dragonetti\u2019s Origins of the Fiefs in the Neapolitan and Sicilia...
The article examines Celano's conception of the Rule of Law in order to underline its limits. It ide...
The article aims to define the Legal Enlightenment (Illuminismo giuridico) and discusses whether or ...
The article deals with the sumptuary laws set in the kingdom of Naples from the second half of the X...
How can the idea that inspired the very meaning of the law, its raison d'être, namely the stability ...
The article aims to provide some reflections on the origins of constitutional justice in Europe in t...
The article originates from the recent re-flourishing of the Italian and foreign juridical literatur...
We propose to show one of the less known ways in which the European Enlightenment developed: studies...
The article focuses on legitimation and limitation factors of Enlightenment’s punishment theories. T...
The 18th century marks the transit towards a new form of conceiving, exposing and explaining the leg...
In the course of the XIX century, Italian legal science tends to mitigate the tension between legisl...
How can the idea that inspired the very meaning of the law, its raison d'être, namely the stability ...
This article is published in a Class A scientific journal - 11/C5 - History of Philosophy. This art...
This article analyses the birth of a constitutional culture in 18th century Italy, the creation of a...
The Constitution in the 18th century reflects a balance between a natural law tradition and Enlighte...
The article focuses on Giacinto Dragonetti\u2019s Origins of the Fiefs in the Neapolitan and Sicilia...
The article examines Celano's conception of the Rule of Law in order to underline its limits. It ide...
The article aims to define the Legal Enlightenment (Illuminismo giuridico) and discusses whether or ...
The article deals with the sumptuary laws set in the kingdom of Naples from the second half of the X...
How can the idea that inspired the very meaning of the law, its raison d'être, namely the stability ...
The article aims to provide some reflections on the origins of constitutional justice in Europe in t...
The article originates from the recent re-flourishing of the Italian and foreign juridical literatur...
We propose to show one of the less known ways in which the European Enlightenment developed: studies...
The article focuses on legitimation and limitation factors of Enlightenment’s punishment theories. T...
The 18th century marks the transit towards a new form of conceiving, exposing and explaining the leg...
In the course of the XIX century, Italian legal science tends to mitigate the tension between legisl...
How can the idea that inspired the very meaning of the law, its raison d'être, namely the stability ...
This article is published in a Class A scientific journal - 11/C5 - History of Philosophy. This art...