Examinando por Autor "Parmigiani, Matias"

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Emergency Legislation in a Globalized World
(DIRITTO & QUESTIONI PUBBLICHE, 2017) Žgur, Matija; Parmigiani, Matias
Is it “impossible to will to be punished”? Exploring a consensual way out of the kantian dilema
(Revista de Estudios Kantianos, 2017) Parmigiani, Matias
En la Metafísica de las Costumbres, Kant escribió que “es imposible querer ser castigado”. El objetivo principal del presente trabajo consiste precisamente en desafiar esta idea. En la literatura contemporánea, un desafío similar fue asumido de la mano de la noción de “consentimiento”. Pues bien, tomando como base estos antecedentes, lo que intentaré hacer aquí es determinar si la noción de consentimiento está capacitada para desempeñar algún rol en una teoría justificatoria del castigo.
What Does It Mean to Be Objective? Outlining an Objective Approach to Public Emergencies and Natural Disasters
(DIRITTO & QUESTIONI PUBBLICHE, 2017) Parmigiani, Matias
The present paper is devoted to coping with the problem of objectivity in political justification and legal reasoning when it comes to assessing the occurrence of public emergencies and natural disasters. After shedding some light on the pragmatics of objectivity in representative speech, I will try to demonstrate why there might be reasons to believe that Schmitt-inspired approaches to legal emergencies, very much in fashion today, would owe a great part of their appeal to a refusal to see all that might be involved when we talk about objectivity in morals as well as in politics. To do that, a constructivist notion of “human welfare” will offer the interpretive key.