2016
DOI: 10.1590/0103-335220162007
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O Liberalismo Político e a República dos Modernos: a crítica de Benjamin Constant ao conceito rousseauniano de soberania popular

Abstract: IntroduçãoO século XXI tem sido marcado por um aprofundamento dos questionamentos em torno da aliança -que o pós-guerra, ao menos nos países centrais do hemisfério Norte, consagrou como indissolúvel -entre liberalismo e democracia. De fato, o percurso desses dois conceitos políticos tem sido mais ou menos aproximado em diversos momentos da história. Se voltarmos à obra Liberalismo e Democracia de Norberto Bobbio, que permanece até hoje a principal referência de síntese do problema, veremos que o pensador itali… Show more

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“…BIGNOTTO, 2003, p. 42;GAUCHET, 1997, p. 51). There seems to be a contradiction here: those who, due to their individual talents, are more capable of having free time end up not having it, because they (CASSIMIRO, 2016). Representative government assumes that publicly elected leaders will come to power for the same reason that they were able to accumulate wealth and property: "The dissemination of properties and lights having confused the various classes, natural inequality, that is to say that which results from merit and unequal talents, should triumph over institutions" (CONSTANT, 1991, pp.…”
Section: Need For Action In the Union Of Freedomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…BIGNOTTO, 2003, p. 42;GAUCHET, 1997, p. 51). There seems to be a contradiction here: those who, due to their individual talents, are more capable of having free time end up not having it, because they (CASSIMIRO, 2016). Representative government assumes that publicly elected leaders will come to power for the same reason that they were able to accumulate wealth and property: "The dissemination of properties and lights having confused the various classes, natural inequality, that is to say that which results from merit and unequal talents, should triumph over institutions" (CONSTANT, 1991, pp.…”
Section: Need For Action In the Union Of Freedomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 Como exemplos dessa bibliografia que analisa Staël e/ou Constant como articuladores pioneiros desses elementos teóricos definidores do liberalismo, destacamos: Gauchet (1980), Holmes (1984), Manent (1987), Jaume (1997) e Cassimiro (2016a2016b).…”
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