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Chapter I: Introductory. Chapter II: The Positions of St. Thomas on the. Ordination of the Person to Its Ultimate End. Chapter III: Individuality and Personality. Chapter IV: The Person and Society.
26 feb 2018 · In ordinary political discourse, the “common good” refers to those facilities—whether material, cultural or institutional—that the members of a community provide to all members in order to fulfill a relational obligation they all have to care for certain interests that they have in common.
20 giu 2024 · The common good, formally social, of human society, in order to be truly common good and to attain, as common good, the character of “bonum honestum,” implies redistribution to the persons as persons.
- Jacques Maritain, John J. FitzGerald
- 1947
The Person and the Common Good (French: La personne et le bien commun) is a 1947 book about social philosophy by the French philosopher Jacques Maritain.
- Jacques Maritain, John J. FitzGerald
- 1947
Liberal political structures aim to protect private goods and maintain a neutral stance toward varying conceptions of the good. They do not seek to define a common good or acknowledge a transcendent human purpose for fear of imposing a notion of the good and compromising human freedom.
The Person and the Common Good. Among the truths of which contemporary thought stands in particular need and from which it could draw substantial profiit, is the doctrine of the distinction between individuality and personality. The essential importance of this distinction is revealed in the principles of St. Thomas.
22 apr 1994 · The Person and the Common Good, originally published in 1947, presents Jacques Maritain's clearest and most sustained treatment of the person. He asks whether the person is simply the self and nothing more.
- Jacques Maritain
