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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Roman philosophy"”.
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Parole as way to reduce overcrowding in Zambian prisons: A Communicative and Participatory Approach
… criminal justice. The concept is governed by the Roman Philosophy and legal notion Justitia whose justice is generally referred to as lextalionis.This concept defines crime as a violation of the state. Justice, therefore, focuses on establishing guilty and blame. Since justice is defined by intent …
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Parole as way to reduce overcrowding in Zambian prisons: A Communicative and Participatory Approach
… criminal justice. The concept is governed by the Roman Philosophy and legal notion Justitia whose justice is generally referred to as lextalionis.This concept defines crime as a violation of the state. Justice, therefore, focuses on establishing guilty and blame. Since justice is defined by intent …
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Toward a New Reading of Cicero's De Finibus
… become the virtuous citizens who could steady Roman politics again. Cicero is in some sense concerned with the impact of De finibus on the political future of Rome even when he deals with the minutiae, down to the knuckle bone, of Hellenistic ethics.</p>
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Dio Chrysostom: a Philosopher in Civic Space
… intellectual pyramid. It is shown that Dio mixed philosophy, especially the public philosophy of Socrates and Diogenes, and the public speech, instead of the intimate dialogue, and that by doing so Dio had fashioned for himself – and as a legacy – a new model of public intellectual: a philosopher …