The Principle of the Law in Montesquieu
The law as the foundation of political freedom
- 88pages
- 4 heures de lecture
Exploring Montesquieu's perspective on law, this work delves into the Enlightenment's realism, asserting that political freedom is inherently linked to legal frameworks. It examines how Enlightenment philosophers transformed our understanding of law and society, emphasizing the critical need for the separation of powers. Additionally, the book analyzes various factors that influence political freedom, providing a comprehensive view of the interplay between law and liberty in the context of Enlightenment thought.
