Jean-Jacques Rousseau e il diritto civile della Rivoluzione francese
By: Giovanni Incorvati.
Publisher: EUROMA, Editrice universitaria di Roma-La goliardica
Published: 1990
Place of publication: Roma
Language: ita
Number of pages: 158
Subjects: Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, -- 1712-1778 -- Contributions in political science.; Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, -- 1712-1778 -- Political and social views.; France.; Civil law -- France -- History.; Marriage law -- France -- History.; France -- History -- Revolution, 1789-1799.
First sentence: P. 9:
INTRODUZIONE. 
Pensare i rapporti tra Rousseau, la Rivoluzione francese e il diritto civile significa inoltrarsi in un campo di studi interdisciplinari che solo in parte, e solo assai di recente, ha cominciato a essere oggetto di attenzione all'interno della ricerca collettivamente organizzata.
Description: JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU AND THE CIVIL RIGHT OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. (Abstract)
The influence exerted by Rousseau on the declaration of political rights during the French Revolution is not generally acknowledged. But the role played by him in introducing their counterpart, i.e. a new concept of civil right based on the general principles of equality and liberty, is not known at all. The book follows the latter lead until its final developments in the French civil code of 1804, through the study of some legal institutions of family law and of property and estate law, as well as the Rousseaunian background of jurists like Portalis and others. In the first two chapters the secularisation of marriage and the shaping of a legal model of family are examined. The other three are concerned with the abolition of feudality and the rise of ideas of lawful property, of labour rights, and finally, connected with them, of a new last will and testament law.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [139]-158).

Some text in French.
Table of contents: value: Thérèse e Jean-Jacques    p. 15; value: Dalla "piccola patria" alla "grande famiglia"    p. 39; value: La proprietà tra i diritti feudali e il regno della legge    p. 73; value: Il "diritto di essere inutile" e il "dovere indispensabile"    p. 93; value: Un nuovo testamento    p. 109