The Politics of Enlightenment: Constitutionalism, Republicanism, and the Rights of Man in Gaetano Filangieri

Vincenzo Ferrone; Sophus Reinert

doi:10.7135/UPO9780857289247

The Politics of Enlightenment

Constitutionalism, Republicanism, and the Rights of Man in Gaetano Filangieri

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Vincenzo Ferrone
Translated by Sophus Reinert

Publisher:: Anthem Press
Online publication date:: February 2013
Print publication year:: 2012
Online ISBN:: 9780857289247
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.7135/UPO9780857289247

Subjects:: Economics, Economic Theory
Series:: Anthem Other Canon Economics

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Written by one of Italys leading historians, this book analyses the context and legacy of Gaetano Filangieris seven-volume Science of Legislation. This study engages with the unique history of Enlightenment Naples, the intellectual traditions upon which Filangieri drew, and the powerful repercussions of the American Revolution in eighteenth-century Italy to re-draw the map of Enlightenment republicanism and the early history of human rights and their political economy.

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Constitutionalism, Republicanism, and the Rights of Man in Gaetano Filangieri

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

Foreword
pp vii-x

Preface
pp xi-xvi

Part One - The New Politics ‘Ex Parte Civium’
pp 1-1

Chapter One - The Enlightenment and the Political Critique of the Scientia Juris
pp 2-12

Chapter Two - The Critique of the British Constitutional Model and the Political Laboratory of the American Revolution
pp 13-27

Chapter Three - Against Montesquieu and Class Constitutionalism: The Denunciations of the ‘Feudal Monster’ and the ‘Tempered Monarchy’
pp 28-45

Chapter Four - Constructing a New Constitutionalism: Masonic Sociability and Equality
pp 46-62

Chapter Five - The Neapolitan School of Natural Law and the Historical Origins of the Rights of Man
pp 63-76

Chapter Six - Beyond ‘Reason of State’: The Moral and Religious Foundations of the New Politics Ex Parte Civium
pp 77-99

Chapter Seven - Nation or Fatherland? The Republican and Constitutional Patriotism of italian Enlightenment Thinkers
pp 100-138

Part Two - A Difficult Legacy
pp 139-139

Chapter Eight - The Original Character of Enlightenment Constitutionalism: From the Scienza della legislazione to the 1799 Progetto di costituzione napoletana
pp 140-152

Chapter Nine - Vincenzo Cuoco: The National Critique of Cosmopolitan Enlightenment Constitutionalism
pp 153-175

Chapter Ten - The Liberal Constant against the Enlightened Filangieri: Two interpretations of Modernity
pp 176-195

Chapter Eleven - Filangierian Heresies in the European Democratic Tradition: The Principle of Justice and the Right to Happiness
pp 196-219

Notes
pp 220-272

Index
pp 273-294

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