The Decameron novels represent an increasingly complex society. Several disciplines were developing, especially medicine, philosophy, law and literature. Boccaccio, who studied law for six years as mandated by his father, was an expert in both the literary and legal fields. The Decameron provides exceptional evidence of his knowledge of the law as well as his legal practice. This article aims to explore the opposition of natural law and positive law as it emerges in the plot of the Decameron and in the short stories of Martellino (II, 1) and of Madonna Filippa (VI, 7).
A Ley y sus Transgresiones. ¿Podríamos aprender de Giovanni Boccaccio? / D. Buccomino. - In: E-LEGAL HISTORY REVIEW. - ISSN 1699-5317. - 28:(2018), pp. 1-21.
A Ley y sus Transgresiones. ¿Podríamos aprender de Giovanni Boccaccio?
D. Buccomino
2018
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The Decameron novels represent an increasingly complex society. Several disciplines were developing, especially medicine, philosophy, law and literature. Boccaccio, who studied law for six years as mandated by his father, was an expert in both the literary and legal fields. The Decameron provides exceptional evidence of his knowledge of the law as well as his legal practice. This article aims to explore the opposition of natural law and positive law as it emerges in the plot of the Decameron and in the short stories of Martellino (II, 1) and of Madonna Filippa (VI, 7).
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