Lorenzo Peña y Gonzalo ha desarrollado una lógica, una filosofía jurídica y un pensamiento político de naturaleza claramente neo-leibniziana. La impronta neo-leibniziana caracteriza tanto sus tesis filosóficas como los términos que ha acuñado en sus contribuciones a la teoría del conocimiento, la teodicea, la ontología, la filosofía política, etc., y está presente, sobre todo, en su concepción del Derecho y de la lógica de las situaciones jurídicas. Al hilo de problemas políticos y encrucijadas del presente, esta entrevista nos permite aproximamos a algunos de los hallazgos intelectuales de su obra.

Lorenzo Peña y Gonzalo has developed a logic, a legal philosophy and a political thought of a deeply neo-Leibnizian nature. The neo-Leibnizian mark characterizes both his philosophical thesis and the terms has coined in his contributions to the theory of knowledge, theodicy, ontology, political philosophy, etc. Above all, this mark is present in his conception of Law and of the logic of legal situations. Under the light of the political problems and crossroads of the present time, this interview allows for an approach to some of the intellectual findings in his work.

This is a dialog between the author, María G. Navarro, and Lorenzo Peña on the methodology of inquiry in the philosophy of law and several key issues of legal and political philosophy, such as the axiom of the common good, the concept of a justificative democracy and the history of juridical institutions

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