Real Rights: Classification, Types, and Legal Life
Classification of Real Rights
The most common doctrine separates real rights into:
- Provisional Real Rights: Possession.
- Definitive Real Rights, which are divided into:
- Absolute: Property.
- Limited, which are subdivided into:
- Of enjoyment: Usufruct, use and habitation, servitude, surface rights, and airspace rights.
- Of conducting a monetary value: Pledge, mortgage, and antichresis.
- Of first refusal: Retraction.
This classification is completed by adding a reference to rights over intangible assets: intellectual
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Faith and Reason in Medieval Philosophy
Understanding the Relationship Between Faith and Reason
The question of the relationship between faith and reason is the most important topic of discussion throughout the Middle Ages. There are four basic positions in this regard:
- The Augustinian tradition did not bother to mark boundaries between them. The Augustinians believed that faith and reason are intended to reveal truth.
- From the thirteenth century, some claimed the autonomy of reason against faith.
- In
Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason: Limits of Knowledge
Metaphysics and Science. Kant believed that for a trial to be considered scientific, it must meet two requisites: to increase our knowledge and to have necessary and universal validity. Its validity cannot come from experience, as this is changing and provides only probable generalizations. Thus, scientific judgments must be synthetic a priori, in which the predicate is not included in the subject of the sentence, as occurs in analytic judgments, and they provide hitherto unknown connections. This
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Theories of Truth
In the epistemological sense, a proposition is true when what is said corresponds to truth.
Correspondence Theory
A proposition is true if it corresponds to the truth. That means there is basically a representational correspondence because it has something to do with what is supposed to arise. Problems arise for those who attempt to analyze the correspondence. This theory is associated with realism, which assumes that reality exists independent of our minds and that this reality is
Read MoreSocial Principles, Economics, and Christian Influence
Social Principles Summary
From the right guidance can be found social life. Since the reason you come to the same principles to reach the church. Coexistence is surrounded by: Love, Truth, and Justice. The principles guiding appropriate coexistence are few and universal: Subsidiarity, Universal destination of goods, Common good, Participation, and Solidarity. The organic conception of social life. Each principle applies in a particular case, as the social event it covers. The reference point to be
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Aristotle: Historical Context
Natural from a Greek colony, Aristotle’s philosophy aligns more with science than with Platonic theory. He educated Alexander the Great for a couple of years and then returned to Athens, where he founded his own school.
Plato and Aristotle
Aristotle denied the existence of an intelligible world and developed a theory of motion.
Theory of Physics and Metaphysics
Metaphysics is considered the first philosophy, studying the cause of beings and all things prior to existence.
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