Una critica aristotelica all’idea di costituzione mista nella governance moderna
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https://doi.org/10.36253/rifp-1720Parole chiave:
theory of knowledge, Amerindian perspectivismAbstract
L’argomento principale che viene trattato nell’articolo riguarda la posi-zione antirealista di Aristotele, che presenta un punto di vista diverso da quello che semplicemente soddisfa o nega il valore di verità delle nostre affermazioni sulle Costituzioni miste. In epoca moderna l’idea di una Costituzione di molte menti o di molti individui è proposta da Sunstein e da Hart, i quali sostengono che né le intenzioni insite nella procedura giuridica né le disposizioni costituzionali possono produrre una Costituzione ideale. Pertanto ogni procedimento interpretativo che assegni alla realtà giuridica un significato definito una volta per tutte è incerto, in accordo con Aristotele che si chiede se sia possibile ottenere un accesso epistemico alle essenze reali delle Costituzioni e alla loro struttura. Queste idee rispondono ad una sfida contenuta nelle Opere di Contiades, in grado di trasformare la Costitu-zione ideale in un modello realizzabile nella situazione odierna. Questa è la sfida principale che le istituzioni europee devono raccogliere per salvaguardare la natura dei valori storici e intellettuali.
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