While Arnisaeus saw a role for civil society, he did not admit any qualification of the power of the 'magistrate'. In 1610 in De jure majestatis he took Bodin's part against the mixed state; even so, in relation to Holy Roman Empire and its institutions he admitted that sovereignty could in practical terms be distributed among several authorities.[9] He is therefore classed as an 'absolutist', a supporter of absolute monarchy.[10] Theoretically, in the case of the Empire, he argued that sovereignty lay with the Prince-electors.[11] This was very much a minority view among Germans, opposed by Althusius and Keckermann, as well as Hermann Kirchner, Daniel Otto, and Tobias Paurmeister, all of whom took the view that the Emperor was a true monarch.[12]
Against Althusius, he argued that (true) monarchy could be compromised by concessions of power that distorted the 'form' of the state, and that this was a more accurate description of the actual French state.[13]
Title page of the 1651 edition of the Doctrina politica.
Doctrina politica in genuinam methodum, quae est Aristotelis, reducta (1606)
De constitutione et partibus Metaphysicae, (Frankfurt, 1606)
Epitome metaphysicae (1606)
De jure majestatis (Frankfurt, 1610)
Vindiciae pro Aristotele et Sanioribus quibusque philosophis contra Thomae Rhaedi Scoti pervigilia & dissertationem elencticam de subjecto metaphysicae & natura entis assertae (Frankfurt, 1611). During the period 1608-9 he made a public disputation on metaphysics, with the Scottish philosopher and humanist Thomas Reid (Rhaedus) who was at Rostock.[15] This book was the written form of his reply to Reid.
De auctoritate principum in populum semper inviolabili (Frankfurt, 1612)
De subjectione et exemptione clericorum (Frankfurt, 1612)
De Republica, seu Relectionis politicae libri duo (Argentorati, 1636)
^"Ferrater Mora: The Essayist: Suárez and Modern Philosophy".
^Martin van Gelderen, Aristotelians, Monarchomachs and Republicans: Sovereignty and respublica mixta in Dutch and German Political Thought, 1580-1650, p. 209, in Martin van Gelderen, Quentin Skinner (editors), Republicanism and Constitutionalism in Early Modern Europe (2005).
^Richard Tuck, Philosophy and Government 1572-1651 (1993), p. 126.
^"Answers - the Most Trusted Place for Answering Life's Questions". Answers.com.
^Conal Condren, Stephen Gaukroger, Ian Hunter, The Philosopher in Early Modern Europe: the nature of a contested identity (2006), p. 167.
^Richard Tuck, Philosophy and Government 1572-1651 (1993), p. 124.
^"The Westphalian Model in Defining International Law: Challenging the Myth - [2004] AJLH 9; 8(2) Australian Journal of Legal History 181". Australian Journal of Legal History. 2004.
^James Henderson Burns, J. H. Burns, Mark Goldie. The Cambridge History of Political Thought, 1450-1700 (1995), p. 314.
^"L'Argumentation au cœur du processus judiciaire". 4 February 2015.
^Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Reid, Thomas (d. 1624), philosopher, translator, and founder of the first public reference library in Scotland by T. P. J. Edlin. The first edition of this text is available at Wikisource: "Reid, Thomas (d.1624)" . Dictionary of National Biography. London: Smith, Elder & Co. 1885–1900.
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henning, arnisaeus, arniseus, 1570, 1636, german, physician, moral, philosopher, known, writings, political, theory, contents, life, views, works, notes, external, linkslife, edithe, born, schlanstedt, village, present, harz, district, germany, near, studied, . Henning Arnisaeus Arniseus 1570 1636 was a German physician and moral philosopher 1 He is now known for his writings on political theory Contents 1 Life 2 Views 3 Works 4 Notes 5 External linksLife editHe was born in Schlanstedt a village in the present day Harz district of Germany near Huy 2 He studied philosophy and medicine at the Protestant University of Helmstedt from 1589 3 After travels in England and France he became court physician to Christian IV of Denmark 1 Views editAt Helmstedt Arnisaeus became a pupil of Cornelius Martini a Lutheran metaphysician who also influenced Hermann Conring 4 5 He used an Aristotelian analysis to distinguish in political thought between the civitas and the res publica in a critique of Jean Bodin Johannes Althusius Busius Paulus Buis or Buys died 1617 and Bartholomaus Keckermann 6 He particularly criticized Bodin s strictures on mixed government in his 1606 Doctrina politica 7 That work also incorporated Tacitean ideas under the influence of Arnold Clapmar within the Aristotelian and humanist framework he proposed attacking the Ramist critics of Aristotle 8 While Arnisaeus saw a role for civil society he did not admit any qualification of the power of the magistrate In 1610 in De jure majestatis he took Bodin s part against the mixed state even so in relation to Holy Roman Empire and its institutions he admitted that sovereignty could in practical terms be distributed among several authorities 9 He is therefore classed as an absolutist a supporter of absolute monarchy 10 Theoretically in the case of the Empire he argued that sovereignty lay with the Prince electors 11 This was very much a minority view among Germans opposed by Althusius and Keckermann as well as Hermann Kirchner Daniel Otto and Tobias Paurmeister all of whom took the view that the Emperor was a true monarch 12 Against Althusius he argued that true monarchy could be compromised by concessions of power that distorted the form of the state and that this was a more accurate description of the actual French state 13 Arnisaeus died in Copenhagen His ideas were influential in the setting up of Danish absolutism 14 Works edit nbsp Title page of the 1651 edition of the Doctrina politica Doctrina politica in genuinam methodum quae est Aristotelis reducta 1606 De constitutione et partibus Metaphysicae Frankfurt 1606 Epitome metaphysicae 1606 De jure majestatis Frankfurt 1610 Vindiciae pro Aristotele et Sanioribus quibusque philosophis contra Thomae Rhaedi Scoti pervigilia amp dissertationem elencticam de subjecto metaphysicae amp natura entis assertae Frankfurt 1611 During the period 1608 9 he made a public disputation on metaphysics with the Scottish philosopher and humanist Thomas Reid Rhaedus who was at Rostock 15 This book was the written form of his reply to Reid De auctoritate principum in populum semper inviolabili Frankfurt 1612 De subjectione et exemptione clericorum Frankfurt 1612 De Republica seu Relectionis politicae libri duo Argentorati 1636 Opera politica Strassburg 1648 Notes edit a b in French http www scholasticon fr Database Scholastiques fr php ID 172 Archived 16 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine in German http www schlanstedt de chronik php start 1 amp ppp 300 in German Herbert Jaumann Handbuch Gelehrtenkultur der Fruhen Neuzeit 2004 p 46 in German http www kirchenlexikon de m martini c shtml Ferrater Mora The Essayist Suarez and Modern Philosophy Martin van Gelderen Aristotelians Monarchomachs and Republicans Sovereignty and respublica mixta in Dutch and German Political Thought 1580 1650 p 209 in Martin van Gelderen Quentin Skinner editors Republicanism and Constitutionalism in Early Modern Europe 2005 Potow Mack 18 August 2022 Richard Tuck Philosophy and Government 1572 1651 1993 p 126 Answers the Most Trusted Place for Answering Life s Questions Answers com Conal Condren Stephen Gaukroger Ian Hunter The Philosopher in Early Modern Europe the nature of a contested identity 2006 p 167 Richard Tuck Philosophy and Government 1572 1651 1993 p 124 The Westphalian Model in Defining International Law Challenging the Myth 2004 AJLH 9 8 2 Australian Journal of Legal History 181 Australian Journal of Legal History 2004 James Henderson Burns J H Burns Mark Goldie The Cambridge History of Political Thought 1450 1700 1995 p 314 L Argumentation au cœur du processus judiciaire 4 February 2015 Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Reid Thomas d 1624 philosopher translator and founder of the first public reference library in Scotland by T P J Edlin The first edition of this text is available at Wikisource Reid Thomas d 1624 Dictionary of National Biography London Smith Elder amp Co 1885 1900 External links editIndex librorum prohibitorum 1600 1966 by Jesus Martinez de Bujanda Marcella Richter de s ADB Arnisaeus Henning in German https web archive org web 20070720044623 http www philso uni augsburg de web2 Politik1 arnis html Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Henning 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