The Nature of the Legalism and Its Significance

Contrary to modern contemporary philosophical opponents' schools, they support the practice of humanity and justice and set the past ideals. Punishment With the collapse of the old feudal state and the smog of the regional war more reasonable government needs to provide more concentration to strengthen the country against the competitors and dramatically increase between the war countries.

Utilizing the laws of the "Earth Law" and "Wild Law" on literary development and the views of governance, this thesis will explore the importance of the relationship between human and nature and its role in the realization of wild property law. In Section 2, we first refuse a human-centered approach to natural value and identify the fundamental features of the Earth Law which supports the ecological core viewpoint.2 Therefore, another law assumed in Earth law The core of the concept of governance The core of sex is the transformation of the way we value the natural world. Section 3 describes the main functions of the Wild Property Act. Therefore, this concept is no longer used as a driving force for personal environmental behavior such as recycling, but it is used to put its importance in the context of wider, structural, and legal changes I will.

Formulation of barbaric laws - "connection with nature" and the role of education in the development of ecological intermediary human rights law

However, in the 17th century, new legal theorists and groups of politicians caught the concept of natural law as the key to understanding the relationship between the state and people. The religious significance of natural law is not necessarily denied, but the universality of duty rather than its sacred origin attracts these law scholars' thoughts. But in the legal and theological treatments of natural law these very clear moral ideologies are the same as the earliest myths of unification of the universe, ie they are themselves part of the real structure It is inevitable. Since World War II the new focus on the theory of natural law as a starting point for the international perception of basic human rights continues to link moral demands to religious beliefs about the world's origins and ends It proved its significance. Moral life is life (Maritan)