Justice: An Historical and Philosophical Essay.
Vecchio, Giorgio Del. Campbell, A. H., editor. Justice: An Historical and Philosophical Essay. New York: Philosophical Library, [1953]. 236 pp. Publisher's orange cloth with gilt stamped spine, fine in very good dust jacket. "Prof. Anghel N. Rugina" property stamps to front pastedown and front free endpaper. Offsetting to pastedowns and endpapers, otherwise internally clean. $25. * This neo-Kantian study investigates the evolutionary concept of justice from antiquity through modern legal philosophy. Del Vecchio, a celebrated Italian legal philosopher and former rector of the University of Rome, critiques classical and utilitarian models of justice to propose an idealistic framework rooted in the absolute recognition of human personality. The text systematically analyzes the objective and subjective dimensions of right, the relationship between law and morals, and the institutional application of justice within state structures. This specific copy carries outstanding academic provenance, originating from the personal library of the prominent Romanian American economist, author, and university professor Anghel N. Rugina (1913-2008), who specialized in social economics and methodological philosophy.
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