Law of war in Leibniz's thought. Natural Right and deontic kinds of war: a reconstruction

MARÍA GRISELDA GAIADA

Munich

Seminario; Weekly seminar of Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy; 2019

MCMP- Universidad de Munich

Invitación del Dr. Daniel Di Liscia para intervenir en el seminario semanal del Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Universidad de Munich.Abstract de la comunicación: Although Leibniz (1646-1716) is not considered a theorist of Just War, his corpus includes many reflections, most often fragmentary and scattered among many writings, which enable us to reconstruct his position concerning the justification of war. Based on the general principles of natural right (´to injure no one´, ´to give to each his due´) and on a redefinition of the Leibnizian deontic modalities (permitted, forbidden, obligatory, and non-obligatory), a conceptual apparatus will be presented in order to offer criteria for the justification of war and the resulting deontic types of war. Se adjuntan las slides utilizadas durante la clase dictada en la Universidad de Munich, que contó con una amplia concurrencia internacional.