Ordine giuridico e politico nelle società plurali: riflessioni a partire da Sergio Cotta

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rivista	JUS
fascicolo	JUS - 2017 - 3
titolo	Ordine giuridico e politico nelle società plurali: riflessioni a partire da Sergio Cotta
autore	Fabio Macioce
editore	Vita e Pensiero
formato	Articolo \| Pdf
online da	04-2018
doi	10.26350/004084_000002
issn	00226955 (stampa)

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The article analyses an aspect of the philosophy of Sergio Cotta, in order to verify its possible applications to contemporary challenges of pluralistic societies. In particular, the essay focuses on the character of universality, which Cotta indicates as an essential feature of legal relationships, versus the inevitable particularity of political relationships. The essay also asks whether this universality is compatible with the cultural pluralism and super-diversity of Western societies. The article argues that Cotta’s thought is still helpful for understanding current problems; beside this, Cotta’s thought can be fruitfully developed in directions that, although compatible with his thinking, he would not have recognized as such, and it has not developed. keywords Cotta, pluralism, law and politics, universality, order.

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The article analyses an aspect of the philosophy of Sergio Cotta, in order to verify its possible applications to contemporary challenges of pluralistic societies. In particular, the essay focuses on the character of universality, which Cotta indicates as an essential feature of legal relationships, versus the inevitable particularity of political relationships. The essay also asks whether this universality is compatible with the cultural pluralism and super-diversity of Western societies. The article argues that Cotta’s thought is still helpful for understanding current problems; beside this, Cotta’s thought can be fruitfully developed in directions that, although compatible with his thinking, he would not have recognized as such, and it has not developed.