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Simon Meisch, Stefan Hofer - Extremwetter

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Simon Meisch (Hrsg.), Stefan Hofer (Hrsg.)

Extremwetter

Reihe: Ethik in der Nachhaltigkeitsforschung | Ethics of Sustainability Research

Band 5 2018

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Gero Bauer The Dreadfulest and Most Universal Judgement: Natural Philosophy, Morals, and Politics in Daniel Defoe’s Writings on the Great Storm of 1703 S. 123-138

„… the natural world, the better we will understand that everything we see and experience is God’s …” „… The Dreadfulest and Most Universal Judgement: Natural Philosophy, Morals, and Politics in Daniel …” „… ). This emphasis on truth will become of interest in my discussion of Defoe’s writing and the New Sciences …”

Stefan Hofer, Simon Meisch Extremwetter: Konstellationen des Klimawandels in der Literatur der frühen Neuzeit S. 9-68

„… & Simon Meisch1 Wer die Natur wahrhaft bewundern will, der beobachtet sie in ihren Extremen. Christoph …” „… unerlässliche Ordnung des Verhältnisses zwischen den Generationen und also, wenn man von Beherrschung reden will …” „… sustain growth and ensure survival: through the optimization and the substitution of our natural resources …”

Stefan Hofer Jeremias Gotthelfs Die Wassernot im Emmental am 13. August 1837 als hybrides Extremwetternarrativ auf der Schwelle zwischen Kleiner Eiszeit und Anthropozän S. 169-198

„… 2014, 37). Gotthelfs Text ist weiter sehr präzise lokal und regional verankert, will daneben aber auch …” „… will und daher etwa auch mit Bildern der Offenbarung operiert, die auf den Untergang folgt (vgl …” „… geistliche Seite abzugewinnen für unsere Bauersame“13 (zit. in Messerli 2016, 69), verstanden haben will …”

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Andreas Fischer-Lescano, Hans-Peter Gasser, Thilo Marauhn, Natalino Ronzitti - Frieden in Freiheit - Peace in liberty - Paix en liberté

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Andreas Fischer-Lescano (Hrsg.), Hans-Peter Gasser (Hrsg.), Thilo Marauhn (Hrsg.), Natalino Ronzitti (Hrsg.)

Frieden in Freiheit - Peace in liberty - Paix en liberté

2008

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Heike Spieker The Conduct of Hostilities and the Protection of the Environment S. 753-780

„… intentionally and with the knowledge that such damage to the natural environment will be caused. It thus raises …” „… the concept of protecting the natural environment in times of armed conflict. A solution will depend …” „… . Armed Conflict and Effects on the Environment That armed conflict does not leave the natural …”

Anthony Carty The Irish Government’s Neutrality, the Nuremberg Trials and After S. 375-386

„… principles of the Nuremberg Charter could be justified in terms of natural law, thereby sidestepping the …” „… relevant to de Valera’s intention to intervene. He says it is too early to see how neutral opinion will …” „… develop, and whether any neutral statesman will comment or make a public appeal for clemency for the …”

Ulrich Beyerlin Gedanken zur ethischen Fundierung internationaler Umweltschutznormen am Beispiel des Konzepts „nachhaltige Entwicklung“ S. 591-606

„… ihrer selbst willen zu bewahren suchten, den maßgeblichen Schutzgrund also im Eigenwert („intrinsic …” „… but also insisted that it is God’s will that man exploit nature for his proper ends. Christianity …” „… made it possible to exploit nature in a mood of indifference to the feelings of natural objects“(ibid …”

Rüdiger Wolfrum The Protection of the Environment through International Courts and Tribunals S. 819-830

„… disputes related to natural resources and the environment.12 Use has not yet been made of these instru …” „… yet been put to use. The following contribution will attempt to identify not only the potential but …” „… . The notion ‘environmental dispute’ will be interpreted broadly, so as to encompass disputes …”

Laurence Boisson de Chazournes, Danio Campanelli The United Nations Compensation Commission: Time for an Assessment? S. 13-30

„… find the necessary majority to enforce its will very quickly, condemning the Iraqi invasion and …” „… international law for any direct loss, damage, including environmental damage and the depletion of natural …” „… . This article will explore the most innovative aspects of the UNCC in its composition (1), its procedure …”

Peter-Tobias Stoll Die CBD, genetische Ressourcen und traditionelles Wissen: Konflikt und symbolisches Recht S. 781-798

„… Vereinten Nationen, GA Res. 1803 (XVII) - Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Resources, 14. Dezember 1962 …” „… , Sovereignty over Natural Resources and the Search for a New International Economic Order, in: Hossain (Ed …” „… .), Legal Aspects of a New International Economic Order, S. 208 und Schrijver, Sovereignty over natural …”

Daniel-Erasmus Khan At the Edge of an „Inadvertent War“ – The 2007 British-Iranian Incident in the Shatt-al-Arab Annotated S. 155-168

„… deeply rooted in historical resentments, precarious security in a region rich of strategic natural …” „… interaction between sovereign States will remain the very core of international relations and that direct …” „… negotiations between power-holders will remain the most utilised and satisfactory means to resolve differences …”

Peter H. Sand Japans „Forschungswalfang“ und das Washingtoner Artenschutzabkommen (CITES) S. 693-722

„… : Will the Phoenix Rise Again?”, Marine Pollution Bulletin 54 (2007) 1081-1086 (S. 1082). 11 Siehe …” „… Convention’)”, Natural Resources Journal 29 (1989) 979-1000. 36 Oben Fn. 29; zur eher bedingten Eignung der …” „… Arbitration of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (Den Haag: PCA 2001). 97 Siehe …”

Henri Smets Rights and duties associated with the right to water S. 723-734

„… Commissioner for Human Rights 1 that will be discussed in the future.2 In order to promote greater …” „… law and public law, natural and legal persons and institutions, whether in the public sector or the …” „… public service obligations, who shall provide safe water, who shall receive water at the tap, who will …”

Mary Ellen O’Connell Defending the Law against Preemptive Force S. 249-260

„… will be at the forefront of the debate as Washington moves closer to a preemptive (or "preventive …” „… the post-war normative order created through the Charter. As this section will demonstrate, however …” „… self-defense claims: Lebensraum in the case of Germany and access to natural resources in the case of Japan …”

Yoram Dinstein Comments on the UK Manual of the Law of Armed Conflict S. 387-402

„… essay will address selected problems emanating from the Manual of the Law of Armed Conflict, published …” „… black-letter law, seeking a commentary that will shed light on the interpretation of the text. An elementary …” „… reports attesting to practice, the Manual will generally be accepted as the best exposition of the course …”

Allan Rosas EU Primary Law as Substantive Law S. 969-984

„… concept of democracy. It will be recalled that the basic Treaties can be amended only by unanimous …” „… shall now turn. Substantive norms in primary law It seems natural to begin a discussion on primary law …” „… force) will give more stability and transparency to the EU fundamental rights system, but a United …”

Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg Manoeuvring in Rough Waters: The UK Manual of the Law of Armed Conflict and the Law of Naval Warfare S. 439-456

„… realistic probability that in the near future the number of international armed conflicts at sea will …” „… 89-118 (2006). 11 This is due to an increased dependence upon the natural resources of the seas, be it …” „… naval warfare.19 Obviously, those allies maintain that it will be up to them to decide whether and to …”

Christian Tomuschat Pacta sunt servanda S. 1059-1078

„… and principles over which no individual State can dispose of its own free will,4 those debates have …” „… or Against Their Will”, Recueil des cours 241 (1993-IV), 195 et seq. 5 Georg Dahm, Völkerrecht …” „… most sacred precept of natural law, and one that governs the grace, manner, and reasonableness of all …”

Sabine Schlemmer-Schulte Sovereign Debt: The Argentine Bonds Case S. 985-1030

„… of sovereign states. The act of state doctrine specifically provides “the Judicial Branch will not …” „… country, the latter will attract millions, even billions, of additional private funds. 68 See Malcolm N …” „… agreement, violation. The simple consequence is that no money will be transferred from the …”

Bibliographie Michael Bothe S. 1265-1290

„… Year of Review", I. General Developments, 1. Internationalization of Natural Resource Management …” „… , William E. (Hrsg.), International Law in Comparative Perspective, Alphen aan den Rijn 1980, S. 49-66 …”

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Franz-Josef Deiters, Alex Fliethmann, Birgit Lang, Alison Lewis, Christiane Weller - Limbus – Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft Band 5/2012

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Franz-Josef Deiters (Hrsg.), Alex Fliethmann (Hrsg.), Birgit Lang (Hrsg.), Alison Lewis (Hrsg.), Christiane Weller (Hrsg.)

Limbus – Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft Band 5/2012

Reihe: Limbus. Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur und Kulturwissenschaft | Limbus. Australian Yearbook of German Literary and Cultural Studies

Band 5 2012

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Claudia Wirsing Friedrich Schlegel’s Concept of Gender in his »Letter on Philosophy« S. 179-196

„… can-not or will not discount them entirely. In keeping with this basic dynamic, the text is suffused on …” „… specific qualities of the genders are natural and thus invariable or rather are the produced and thus …” „… revisable constructions of culture will remain unanswered at this point – and not only here – because for …”

Andrew Benjamin Hegel’s Other Woman: The Figure of Niobe in Hegel’s Lectures on Fine Art S. 159-178

„… «, namely the »soul«, is positioned as that which »wills itself« (42/816). In willing itself, the soul is …” „… , whose continuity is defined by the enduring mark of shame? The question of »ein reines Gemüt«, as will …” „… be suggested, cannot be disassociated from a concern with Niobe. Moreover, her name will be given …”

Yvonne Förster-Beuthan The Modern Concept of Fashion and its Origins in Romanticism S. 141-158

„… central to the modern notion of literature (see Behler) and originated in Romantic thought. I will attempt …” „… a modern concept of fashion arose. In the second part of this paper I will consider temporality, a …” „… central element of the modern concept of fashion, indeed its necessary condition. I will analyse this …”

Ritchie Robertson Hoffmann’s Die Elixiere des Teufels and the Lasting Appeal of Conspiracy Theories S. 11-32

„… indomitable will, power of dissimulation, and gift for psychological manipulation, he manages to induce all …” „… an heir will accrue to the Society of Jesus. From Victorian Britain one could mention a number of …” „… , remained an essential plank of natural religion. Without such a concept of providence, there could be no …”

Klaus Vieweg Die romantische Kunst als ›Ende der Kunst‹ S. 197-214

„… based on the three facets of the ›natural‹, ›beautiful‹ and ›free‹ spirit as progress in the …” „… –, ist ›individuell und momentan‹, eine solche negative Position will bloß partikulare Subjektivität und …” „… Zufälligkeit des Inneren und Äußeren ein, dem Zufall und der Willkür als dem geistig Kontingenten wird hier das …”

Kate Rigby »Wo die Wälder rauschen so sacht«. The Actuality of Eichendorff’s Atmospheric Ecopoetics S. 91-104

„… , Ashton. Romantic Natural Histories: William Wordsworth, Charles Darwin, and Others. Boston: Haughton …” „… understanding of natural systems and human subjectivity that a new generation of environmentally aware scholars …” „… was eager to trace historically. Supported by extensive research into Romantic natural history and …”

Ruth Pullin Eugen von Guérard’s Romanticism Reconsidered S. 123-140

„… of the interconnected-ness of natural phenomena informs his heroic Der Schmadribachfall 1821.5 At a …” „… , artists who recognized the new relevance of the natural sciences to landscape painting while remaining …” „… with an »obedient, natural sense, that everything seen should be seen as it is, always with open eyes …”

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Carl Niekerk, Gabriela Stoicea - Lessing Yearbook/Jahrbuch L, 2023

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Carl Niekerk (Hrsg.), Gabriela Stoicea (Hrsg.)

Lessing Yearbook/Jahrbuch L, 2023

Reihe: Lessing Yearbook

Band 2024

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Jeffrey S. Librett Minding Nature: Life and Human Culture in Kant’s Reflexive Teleology S. 176-198

„… capacity to realize the causality of will. Emphasizing that Herder sees natural necessity and human freedom …” „… attempt to base an understanding of natural purposiveness on the »analogy of human will.« First the …” „… the fashion wills« (XI 792/132). Herder projects characteristics of the mind into natural matter, and …”

Mary Bricker Christlob Mylius on Nature: The Role of the Senses, the Press, and Technological Innovation S. 77-92

„… a natural phi-losopher, his poetic contemplations of nature deserve our attention today, both as …” „… Mylius had moved to Berlin in 1748, Lessing joined him there some months later. In the following, I will …” „… envisioned as simultaneous and interactive proj-ects.6 Mylius’s explorations of the natural world included …”

Pascale LaFountain Plants, Community, and Emotion Networks in Linnaeus, Buffon, and Humboldt: »Die Pflege des vegetabilischen Körpers« S. 17-36

„… notoriety, but will also attract Humboldt’s critical attention. In the System of Vegetables (1753), for …” „… merely to be following the natural order of things. Linnaeus’s Systema naturae including the provocative …” „… Alexander von Humboldt will reject. Linnaeus makes a point of fitting his narrative of plant sexual …”

Renata Schellenberg Goethe’s Scientific Approach to Nature: Innovation and Imagination S. 157-175

„… general viewing of natural phenomena. Rather than abiding by the decrees and treatises of established …” „… of attention given to natural phenomena. Thus, rather than relying on detached empiricism alone …” „… participation on part of the observer, demanding a thoughtful and creative curiosity in relation to natural …”

Jonathan Blake Fine Reason’s True Home: Andreas Riem and German Climes S. 115-134

„… explication of his thinking regarding the effect of natural processes on human development.4 As I shall argue …” „… DeterminismGerman thinkers would come to be eager participants in the Europe-wide discussion of the natural causes …” „… Wekhrlin, 123Reason’s True Home: Andreas Riem and German Climesit seemed only natural that »Nationalgeist …”

Reviews / Rezensionen, edited by / herausgegeben von Thomas Martinec S. 199-262

„… literature more broadly that will prove useful to scholars from a range of disciplines.University of Memphis …” „… Impulse geben will, die integrierend wirken, aber Bemerkungen wie die oben zitierte tragen hierzu nicht …” „… timely. The Wilhelm von Humboldt-Handbuch will remain a standard work of reference and stimulate …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783835385634

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RphZ Rechtsphilosophie

Alle Ausgaben: RphZ Rechtsphilosophie

RphZ Jahrgang 6 (2020) Heft 4 ISSN Online: 2942-3341

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Dietmar von der Pfordten Zur Beschränkung rechtlicher Verpflichtungen auf das äußere Verhalten bei Gottfried Achenwall S. 368-387

„… late 18th century natural law. One central figure was Gottfried Achenwall, on whose standard book Kant …” „… natural law to an external relationship, following the different editions from 1750 (1.) up to 1781 (7 …” „… .). Achenwall enlarged the scope of natural law in the course of these editions and was therefore forced to …”

Bernd Ludwig Von der coactio hypothetica zum kategorischen Imperativ: Was Kants Autonomie-Lehre Achenwalls Naturrecht von 1755 verdankt S. 352-367

„… two wills, that of the obliged and that of a superior obligor (whereby in natural law God is this …” „… wills, that of the obliged and that of a superior obligor (whereby in natural law God is this obligor …” „… Notwendigkeit oder Willens-Bestimmung – und über diese heißt es bei dem bereits mit einem anderen Werk zitierten …”

Alexander Aichele Alles schon gesagt? Gottfried Achenwalls Begründung des Naturrechts S. 325-336

„… sein, und genau dies geht aus Achenwalls Beschreibung der Willenstätigkeit hervor: „Der Wille wird zwar …” „… Verstandeshandlungen und der Wille als zureichender Grund der Willenshandlungen. Gemäß der bislang durchgeführten …” „… ; und der Wille, sofern er zureichender Grund der Willenshandlungen ist, vollzieht notwendigerweise …”

Martin Brecher, Philipp-Alexander Hirsch, Stefan Klingner Göttinger Naturrecht. 300 Jahre Gottfried Achenwall (1719 – 1772) – eine Einführung S. 311-324

„… eighteenth-century Germany. Section II provides an overview of Achenwall’s natural law doctrine as found in the first …” „… edition of his natural law textbook, the Elementa iuris naturae (1750), touching on the principle of …” „… brief overview of the subsequent articles that deal with Achenwall’s theory of natural law. Keywords …”

Sofie Møller Zurechnung und Rechtsprechung bei Achenwall S. 388-398

„… doctrine of imputation is at the centre of Gottfried Achenwall’s theory of natural law. Together with …” „… Beweggrund (Motiv) verknüpft werden: „Das Motiv lenkt den Willen. Das Motiv, das 5 Achenwall/Pütter …” „… Gut enthält, lenkt den Willen im Besonderen, das Motiv, das ein Übel enthält, lenkt das Nichtwollen.“7 …”

Clemens Schwaiger Achenwalls Theorie der Verbindlichkeit. Quellen- und entwicklungsgeschichtliche Erkundungen S. 337-351

„… concept of ‘obligatio’, a key term of natural law in general during the time of the Enlightenment. What …” „… will be in detail analysed is the definition, the classification of obligation and its role as the …” „… , originally marked by Wolff, to an ever stronger emphasis on the will of God. Keywords: freedom – imperative …”

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