Natural law and human nature
By: Joseph Koterski
Contributors: Teaching Company
Series: The great courses; Great courses (Compact disc)
Publisher: The Teaching Co.; The Great Courses
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Chantilly, VA
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording] /
Number of pages: 720
ISBN-13: 9781565853515
Subjects: Natural law; Law and ethics; Nonfiction; Audiobooks collection
Description: Presents 24 lectures dealing with both philosophical and historical considerations for the idea of a natural moral law and its basis in our common human nature.
Notes: Compact discs.

Lecturer: Joseph Koterski, Fordham University.
Table of contents: title: Philosphical approach --; title: General nature of ethics --; title: Law, nature, Natural law --; title: Principles of natural law theory --; title: Greek ideas of nature and justice --; title: Aristotle's clarification of'nature' --; title: Aristotle on justice and politics --; title: Stoic idea of natural law --; title: Biblical views of nature and law --; title: Early christians, nature and law --; title: Roman, canon and natural law --; title: Thomistic Synthesis --; title: Late medieval and early modern views --; title: Hobbes and Locke --; title: Natural law and the founding fathers --; title: Descartes, Rousseau, and Kant --; title: Can rights exist without natural law? --; title: Question of evolution --; title: Paradox of cultural relativism --; title: Problem of God --; title: Current applications-jurisprudence --; title: Current applications-bioethics --; title: Current applications-social ethics --; title: Eternal return of natural law.