Staatstheorie 2019
DOI: 10.17104/9783406746918-1
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§ 1 Staat und Staatstheorie

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“…;speziell zur Kunstfreiheit Ridder 2019, 195 f.), die ihrerseits als Gegenbewegung zur Tendenz einer immer stärker hervortretenden "personalen Wende des Individualismus" auch im Bereich der Grundrechte figurierte (vgl. Vesting 2018, 165 ff., mit Bezug auf Ehrenberg 2011.…”
Section: "Selbstverständnis Als Rechtskriterium"unclassified
“…;speziell zur Kunstfreiheit Ridder 2019, 195 f.), die ihrerseits als Gegenbewegung zur Tendenz einer immer stärker hervortretenden "personalen Wende des Individualismus" auch im Bereich der Grundrechte figurierte (vgl. Vesting 2018, 165 ff., mit Bezug auf Ehrenberg 2011.…”
Section: "Selbstverständnis Als Rechtskriterium"unclassified
“…This configuration originally refers to the transition from the prosaic procedure since the end of the 19 th century. The late 19 th century is not only the era of a second industrial revolution, in which the most heterogeneous forms of life clash against each other, but it is also the era of the rise of an unprecedented mass culture, beyond printed books, with hitherto unknown media such as daily newspapers, photography, silent film, radio, or paperback books (Vesting 2018).…”
Section: General Validity and Objectivity As Self-evident Prerequisitesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A second paradox entangled in this context is the paradox of natural law/ positive law. Natural rights theories spread when mass media was under the revolution of press magazines and newspapers, political pamphlets and philosophical treaties gave rise to declarations of rights and to formal constitutions (Vesting 2018. This led to a paradox, well recognized by Locke (1997): if you disagree with the law currently in force, you must (morally) disregard it, but also subject yourself to its sanctions; after all, the individual conscience does not revoke the general law.…”
Section: Final Remarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
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