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Hidden presuppositions and the problem of paradigm persons
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Bonython Professor of Law, University of Adelaide (Australia)
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Ngaire Naffine
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KLJUČNE BESEDE
Legal person, male subject, female subject
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NASLOV SEKCIJE
Symposium on the theory of legal personhood
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PUBLIKACIJA
Revija Revus
ŠTEVILKA PUBLIKACIJE ABS
44
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2021
ZALOŽNIK
Klub Revus - Center za raziskovanje evropske Ustavnosti in demokracije
POVZETEK
Visa Kurki’s A Theory of Legal Personhood offers a sustained, and in some ways exhaustive, account of the legal being. It also strives to consider ‘the person’ afresh and to pay close and critical attention to how the concept has developed and operated over two millennia, right up to the twenty-first century. And yet it remains an intriguing blend of innovative and traditional thinking. Though it sets out to challenge legal orthodoxy, and does so in a number of important ways, the book is itself orthodox in at least one important respect. Simply put, in its analysis of the concept of the person, it tends to assume a male subject.
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