Legislation

What Dominique Pagani says

Dominique Pagani approaches legislation through Kant, who distinguishes two forms of it: legislation through the concept of nature, which belongs to causality, to cause and effect, and legislation through freedom, which belongs to ends. He specifies that the first cannot be departed from, while the second obliges morally1. In 2017, he stresses the abyss that separates these two legislations2. From 2018 on, he emphasizes instead that they legislate over one and the same territory3. He describes this territory as that of the phenomenon, that is, the totality of the objects of a possible experience, which the two legislations contend for45. He takes up this distinction to situate the human sciences: they belong to legislation through freedom, and he considers it necessary to connect them with the sciences of necessity6.

1. 1#5.3 bis FaceBookLive / Questions13 Jan 2019 · 50:41
2. 2#3.5 D'Ulysse à Dédale1 Aug 2017 · 1:21:29
3. 3Mythologie Grecque31 Dec 2018 · 45:12
4. 4Mythologie Grecque31 Dec 2018 · 57:01
5. 5Popper (Karl)3 Dec 2019 · 49:22
6. 6#6 Présentation du site dominiquepagani.fr26 Nov 2020 · 9:24

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