SOME CONCEPTS ON LAW IN WESTERN PHILOSOPHY IN THE PRE-MODERN PERIOD
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Apart from the achievements and outcomes, the reality of building a socialist rule-of-law state in Vietnam today also reveals many inadequacies and limitations. One of them is the theoretical lack of building a rule-of-law state, as well as the confusion in practical activities. Therefore, it is essential to study the concepts of law in Western philosophy in the pre-modern period. With that in mind, by using the system of research methods of material dialectic, this article mainly clarifies some basic issues in the concept of pre-modern law, such as the origin, the role and the nature of the law with the recognition, respect and protection of human rights; and the law is an expression of a common will.
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2. Montesquieu (2013), Discussion on the Spirit of the Law, translated by Hoang Thanh Dam, Political-Administrative Publishing House, Hanoi, p. 42 - 43.
3. Jean - Jacques Rousseau (2013), Discussion on Social Contract, Political-Administrative Publishing House, Hanoi, p. 51 - 117.
4. This article is funded by Thai Nguyen University of Technology.