[MaFLa] Hörcher Ferenc előadása

[Hörcher Ferenc]

Kedves Kollégák, elnézést, az előbb néhány elütéssel menta szöveg. Kérlek, ezt tekintsétek a releváns verziónak.
Üdv,
Ferenc

This talk is going to reconstruct the concept of civil prudence (prudentia civilis) in the discourse of early modern political Aristotelianism, as exemplified among others by Johannes Althusius. It wants to show that there existed a tradition to talk in a philosophically elaborate way about the practicalities of politics before the idea of the State as we know it now was created. This tradition is based on the experience of city governments in medieval Europe, on court literature, on the political ideas of the Reformists and on the humanists' reappropriation of the ancients, expecially Aristotle and Cicero. The paper also wants to argue that this tradition has a relevance in the context of the crisis of the European Union in the early 21. century. The talk is going to be given in Hungarian, with slides projected in English.

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Tárgy: [MaFLa] Hörcher Ferenc előadása





Kedves Kollégák! 



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Hörcher Ferenc 

Of Civil Prudence - A polgári okosságról 

című előadására. 



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This talk is going to reconstruct the concept of civil prudence (prudentia civilis) in the discourse of early modern political Aristotelianism, as exemplified among others by Johannes Althusius. It wants to show that there existed a tradition to talk in a philosophically elaborate way about the practicalities of politics before the idea of the State as we know it now was created. This tradition is based on the experience of city governments in medieval Europe, on court literature, on the political ideas of the roferomists and on the humanists' reappropriation of the ancinets, expecially Aristotle and Cicero. The paper also wants to argue that this tradition has a relevance in the context of the crisis of the European Union in the early 21. century. The talk is going to be given in Hungarian, with slides projected in English. 



Helyszín: 1014 Budapest, Országház u. 30. Pepita terem 
Időpont: 2016 november 8., 1 6 :00. 



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