Paz perpetua y federación europea: la crítica de Leibniz a Saint-Pierre

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2014 Spain Publisher:Editorial Universidad de SevillaJournal:Araucaria (issn: 1575-6823, eissn: 2340-2199,

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Authors: Roldán, Concha;

doi: 10.12795/araucaria.2014.i32.06

handle: 11441/46164 , 10261/192076

Paz perpetua y federación europea: la crítica de Leibniz a Saint-Pierre

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En las últimas décadas ha sido creciente el protagonismo del opúsculo de Kant, Hacia la paz perpetua (1795), inspirado en las reflexiones del Abbé de Saint-Pierre. Leibniz, sin embargo, no suele ser considerado entre los antecedentes políticos de las refl

Kant's short work Towards Perpetual Peace (1795), inspired in the reflections of the Abbot Saint-Pierre, has attracted attention during the last decades. Nonetheless, Leibniz is not generally considered as political predecessor of Kantian pondering on per

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University of Seville
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Keywords

Perpetual peace, Ciencia, Federalism, Paz, B1-5802, Ilustración, Ética universal, federalismo, guerras de religión, Nacionalismo, AZ20-999, Wars of religion, Cooperación científica, Federalismo, Philosophy (General), Political science, Universal ethic, Paz perpetua, J, europa, Europe, Filosofía política, paz perpetua, Scientific cooperation, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, Europa, ética universal, cooperación científica, Guerras de religión

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