Álvaro d'Ors Pérez-Peix
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| - | '''Carl Schmitt''' (11 July 1888 – 7 April 1985) was a [[Germany|German]] [[philosopher]], [[jurist]], [[political theorist]], and professor of law. | ||
| - | Schmitt published several essays, influential in the 20th century and beyond, on the mentalities that surround the effective wielding of political power. His ideas have attracted the attention of numerous philosophers and political theorists, including [[Walter Benjamin]], [[Leo Strauss]], [[Jacques Derrida]], [[Étienne Balibar]], [[Hannah Arendt]], [[Giorgio Agamben]], [[Antonio Negri]], [[Gianfranco Miglio]], [[Paolo Virno]], [[Slavoj Žižek]], [[Alain Badiou]], [[Jacob Taubes]], [[Gillian Rose]], [[Chantal Mouffe]], [[Eric Voegelin]], [[Reinhart Koselleck]], [[Álvaro d'Ors]], [[Ernst Jünger]], [[Alain de Benoist]], and [[Paul Gottfried]]. Much of his work, especially from the Weimar period, remains both influential and controversial today. | + | '''Álvaro d'Ors''' (14 April 1915 – 1 February 2004) was a [[Spain|Spanish]] [[jurist]] and [[academic]]. He was a son of the noted Spanish [[philosopher]] [[Eugenio d'Ors]]. He was one of the twentieth century's foremost experts in Roman law. He was a noted classics scholar, historian and political theorist, and one of the founding figures of the [[University of Navarra]]. He was also a personal friend and collaborator of [[Carl Schmitt]]. |
| - | + | ==Published works== | |
| - | + | The following is a partial list of the works of Alvaro d'Ors | |
| - | == See also == | + | *Critical Prerequisites for the Study of Roman Law (Salamanca 1943). |
| - | * [[Political theology]] | + | *Introduction to the Study of Documents from Roman Egypt (London 1948) |
| - | * [[Streitbare Demokratie]] | + | *Legal Epigraphy of Roman Spain (Madrid 1953) |
| - | * [[The Concept of the Political]] | + | *Eurico Code. Edition and Palingenesia (Madrid-Rome, 1960). |
| + | *Papers on the Academic Trade (Madrid, 1961). | ||
| + | *System of Sciences I-IV (Pamplona, 1969-1977) | ||
| + | *Introduction to the Study of Law (Chile, 1976) | ||
| + | *Essays in Political Theory (Pamplona, 1979) | ||
| + | *New Papers on the Academic Trade (Madrid, 1980) | ||
| + | *Flavian Municipal Law. Text and commentary (Rome 1986) | ||
| + | *Roman Private Law (9th ed., Pamplona, 1997, {{ISBN|8431302968}}) | ||
| + | *The Quaestiones of Africanus (Rome, 1997). | ||
| + | *Historical Parerga (Pamplona 1997). | ||
| + | *Violence and Order (2nd ed., Madrid, 1998). | ||
| + | *The Possession of Space (Madrid 1998). | ||
| + | *New Introduction to Law (Madrid, 1999). | ||
| + | *Romanistic Review (Santiago de Compostela, 1999). | ||
| + | *Law and Common Sense: Seven Lectures on Natural Law as a Limit to Positive Law (3rd ed., Madrid, 2001). | ||
| + | *Common Good and Public Enemy (Madrid, 2002). | ||
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Álvaro d'Ors (14 April 1915 – 1 February 2004) was a Spanish jurist and academic. He was a son of the noted Spanish philosopher Eugenio d'Ors. He was one of the twentieth century's foremost experts in Roman law. He was a noted classics scholar, historian and political theorist, and one of the founding figures of the University of Navarra. He was also a personal friend and collaborator of Carl Schmitt.
Published works
The following is a partial list of the works of Alvaro d'Ors
- Critical Prerequisites for the Study of Roman Law (Salamanca 1943).
- Introduction to the Study of Documents from Roman Egypt (London 1948)
- Legal Epigraphy of Roman Spain (Madrid 1953)
- Eurico Code. Edition and Palingenesia (Madrid-Rome, 1960).
- Papers on the Academic Trade (Madrid, 1961).
- System of Sciences I-IV (Pamplona, 1969-1977)
- Introduction to the Study of Law (Chile, 1976)
- Essays in Political Theory (Pamplona, 1979)
- New Papers on the Academic Trade (Madrid, 1980)
- Flavian Municipal Law. Text and commentary (Rome 1986)
- Roman Private Law (9th ed., Pamplona, 1997, Template:ISBN)
- The Quaestiones of Africanus (Rome, 1997).
- Historical Parerga (Pamplona 1997).
- Violence and Order (2nd ed., Madrid, 1998).
- The Possession of Space (Madrid 1998).
- New Introduction to Law (Madrid, 1999).
- Romanistic Review (Santiago de Compostela, 1999).
- Law and Common Sense: Seven Lectures on Natural Law as a Limit to Positive Law (3rd ed., Madrid, 2001).
- Common Good and Public Enemy (Madrid, 2002).
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