Section — Vermeersch, Questions on Justice
Section I. Concerning the Object and Causes of Private Property
Aristotle, Politics, bk. 2, chap. 3; St. Thomas, lectures 5 and 6 on Book II of the Politics; II-II, q. 66, art. 2; John Duns Scotus, In IV Sententiarum [On Book IV of the Sentences], dist. 15, q. 2; Molina, vol. 2, disp. 18 and 20; Rebellus, De obligationibus iustitiae, religionis et charitatis [On the Obligations of Justice, Religion, and Charity], bk. 1, q. 2, sect. 4; Suarez, De legibus [On Laws], bk. 2, chaps. 14, 18, 19; Vasquez, In I-II [On the First Part of the Second Part], disp. 157; Lessius, De iustitia [On Justice], chap. 5, nos. 1-10; Cardinal de Lugo, De iustitia [On Justice], disp. 6, sect. 1; Grotius, De iure belli ac pacis [On the Law of War and Peace], bk. 2, chap. 2, § 2; chap. 3, § 6; Taparelli, Saggio teoretico di diritto naturale [Theoretical Essay on Natural Law], nos. 399-405, 778-788, 1524-1525; Thiers, De la Propriété [On Property]; Cathrein, Moralphilosophie [Moral Philosophy], part 2, sect. 1, bk. 4, chaps. 3, 4, 5. Cf. his work Philosophia moralis in usum scholarum [Moral Philosophy for the Use of Schools], nos. 359-403; Carrière, De iustitia et iure [On Justice and Right], nos. 23, 24, 502, 503; Waffelaert, Exposé sommaire des principes généraux de la science sociale [Summary Exposition of the General Principles of Social Science]. Cf. his work De iustitia [On Justice], vol. 1, nos. 23, 24, 265, 266; Castelein, Le Socialisme et le Droit de propriété [Socialism and the Right of Property]; Capart, La Propriété individuelle et le Collectivisme [Individual Property and Collectivism]; Antoine, Cours d'économie sociale [Course of Social Economics], chap. XVI; Holaind, Le Socialisme américain, la propriété et le droit naturel [American Socialism, Property, and Natural Law]; Pottier, De iure et iustitia [On Right and Justice], diss. 1, sect. 2, chaps. 3-8. The works of the adversaries were indicated in the preceding chapter.
Within this section
Article I. On the Object and Source of the Regimenn. 195–210
- § 1. Notions and Opinionsnn. 195–197
- § 2. Formulation and Arguments of the Conclusionnn. 198–201
- § 3. Supplements to the Doctrinenn. 202–210
Article II. The Proximate Cause of Property, or the Primordial Factnn. 211–221
- § 1. Notions and Opinionsnn. 211–213
- § 2. Formulation and Arguments of the Propositionnn. 214–216
- § 3. Supplements to the Doctrinenn. 217–221