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Prokofyev, A. V. Forms of justice according to Hugo Grotius: historical and ethical context

Abstract: Resume: the author of the article has tried to reconstruct some key tendencies in the history of the West-European social ethics based on changes in the classifications of forms of justice. The starting point of this research is Hugo Grotius’ classification of justice underling the secondary nature of the distributive component of justice. Grotius’ classification marked the beginning of new European views on justice. Grotius criticized Aristotelian approaches to the social ethics and sought other antique teachings to prove his views such as Cicero’s work “On Duties”.


Keywords:

philosophy, morals, ethics justice, forms, distribution, exchange, Grotius, Aristotle, Cicero.


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