Philosophy of Right - Volume 5
Rights in the Family
Contents
Section Two - Parental Society
| The principle determining the jural relationships between father, mother and children |
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The principle declared |
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Application of the principle for determining the difference of patria potestas in the father and in the mother |
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Application of the principle to determine the nature of patria potestas in general |
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| Limitations of patria potestas |
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Patria potestas cannot harm the pure, formal rights of the child |
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Patria potestas cannot take a child's life |
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Patria potestas cannot sell a child as a bond-servant |
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Patria potestas cannot inflict any punishment nor cause any harm to the child unless this is necessary for the ordained good of the family |
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| Patria postestas can do all that is required for the ordained good of the family |
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Unlawfulness of a power, and unlawfulness in the way it is exercised |
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The ordained good of the family |
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Continuation: the value of each member of a family in the sum total of the good of the body |
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The relative proportions of seigniorial and governmental right found in patria potestas |
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Comment on Roman legislation about patria potestas |
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| The jural rights and purely moral rights of parents |
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| Jural blood-relationships, social domestic relationships and civil-domestic relationships between parents and children |
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Jural blood-relationships between parents and their children |
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Socio-domestic relationships between parents and children |
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The jural civil-domestic relationships between parents and children |
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