Tre specie di entità giuridiche: oggetti, enti, figmenta

Rivista di Estetica 36 (36):97-111 (2007)
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I fatti! I fatti! Caro signore, i fatti sono come siassumono; e allora, nello spirito, non sono più fatti:ma vita che appare, così o in altro modo.Luigi Pirandello 1 Ontologia del giuridico 1.1 Due ontologie del giuridico: ontologia degli oggetti giuridici (Adolf Reinach) vs. ontologia degli enti giuridici (Santi Romano) 1.1.1 Nella filosofia del diritto del xx secolo sono compresenti due ontologie del giuridico:(i) l’ontologia degli oggetti giuridici di Adolf Reinach (1883-1917),(ii) l’ontol...

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