Vera Lex Cover 10
Vera Lex Cover 10

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Vera Lex Volume 10

by Robert Chapman


  • Author : Robert Chapman
  • Version : 2009
  • Weight~ : 1.00 lb 0.00 oz
  • Dimensions~ : 1.00 x 6.00 x 9.00

  • Journal
    $ 40.00

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Vera Lex, the journal of the International Natural Law Society was established to communicate and dialogue on the subject of natural law and natural rights, to introduce natural law philosophy into the mainstream of contemporary thought, and to strengthen the current revived interest in the discussion of morals and law and advance its historical research.

Why do we use a shell (Nautilus pmplilus Linnaeus) to symbolize vera lex? The logarithmic spiraling and overlapping chambers of the shell are endless. They suggest a patterned development and evolution that, by its radial and circular design, never comes to an end. This means that the shell is at once specific and real, while its form, like law, is abstract and ideal.

The pattern of a shell is, like good law, uniform, regular and reliable. It can therefore be anticipated and known. The pattern of a shell is balanced, like justice. Una iustitia.

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The articles collected here are representative of the move to introduce a variety of legal and philosophical approaches to moral issues in law that in some cases apply natural law theories and in others take a different approach.

This journal ceased publication with Volume 11 (2010). Vera Lex was replaced by Lex Naturalis in 2015.

ISBN: 978-1-935625-02-5
ISSN: 0893-4851
Price: $40.00
Paperback, 2009
256 Pages