Description
THE LAMP IN MY CORNER: PAMPHLETS OF A HUMANIST
Book Summary
This work brings together ten pamphlets that explore the intersections between Law, Philosophy, and political thought from a humanist perspective. The reader will find an in-depth analysis of topics such as political and constitutional law, Roman law, legal history, and anthropology, presented with academic rigor and a reflective gaze. It is an invitation to understand the roots and evolution of legal and political institutions, offering keys to interpreting their current relevance.
What is it about?
The book compiles ten essays that address various areas of legal and political knowledge from a humanist approach. Through them, fundamental issues of constitutional and administrative law are examined, the principles of Roman law and their influence on the Western legal tradition are investigated, and the philosophy of law and its connection to anthropology and political thought are reflected upon. Each pamphlet offers an independent yet complementary foray, allowing the reader to delve into specific topics without losing the coherence of the whole.
Main Topics
- Philosophy of Law: analysis of the ethical and conceptual foundations of the legal order.
- Roman Law: study of its institutions and its legacy in contemporary law.
- Legal History: evolution of norms and legal systems over time.
- Constitutional and Administrative Law: principles and structures of the State and public administration.
- Anthropology and Political Thought: cultural and philosophical dimensions of power and society.
Who is it recommended for?
It is aimed at students and professionals in Law, Political Science, and Philosophy, as well as readers interested in the humanities and in understanding the intellectual foundations of legal institutions. It is also of interest to researchers and academics seeking a multidisciplinary and reflective view on Law and political thought.
What this book contributes
- A humanist perspective that enriches the understanding of Law beyond its technical application.
- Rigorous and accessible analyses of complex topics, ideal for expanding legal and philosophical training.
- Ten independent essays that allow for selective or complete reading according to the reader's interests.
- Keys to connecting classical thought with current debates on the State and the law.
- A work that encourages critical reflection on the foundations of the political and legal order.
Technical Specifications
- Author: BARCIA LAGO, MODESTO
- Publisher: J.M.BOSCH
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: PHILOSOPHY OF LAW, ROMAN LAW, LEGAL HISTORY, CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
- Collection: LAW
- Publication Date: November 2025
- Number of pages: 288
- Weight: 600 g
Editorial Assessment
This work stands out for its interdisciplinary approach and its ability to build bridges between different branches of humanistic and legal knowledge. The selection of ten pamphlets allows the reader to address specialized topics autonomously, making it a useful tool for both occasional consultation and continuous reading. Its publication in the J.M. Bosch Law collection reinforces its academic character and its relevance for those seeking a solid and updated reflection on the foundations of Law and political thought.