Friendship and law, the umbilical ends of justice:
Theoretical implications between friendship and law and commented translation of Boncompagno de Signa’s de amicitia
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https://doi.org/10.23925/ddem.v.1.n.10.66314Keywords:
Medieval law, Contractual theory, Legal positivism, Phenomenology of Law, Boncompagno de Signa, Friendship and trustAbstract
Contemporary law was strongly influenced by contract theory, with a focus on positivism, so that the norm, in a broad sense, was compared to a sinalagma in which the obligation prevails. The contractual phenomenological turning point caused an expansion of social hedonism, an opposite perspective to the principal thinking in medieval period, when trust and ethical values were prioritized, nuanced in friendship, and presented before the formation of the norm.
References
TONDINELLI, Tiago. “Amizade E Direito”, As extremidades umbilicais da Justiça: Implicações Teoréticas entre Amizade e Direito e Tradução comentada do De Amicitia de Boncompagno de Signa. 1ª Edição. Curitiba, PR, Instituto Memória, 2019.
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