Marsilio Ficino – Justice

We continue our consideration of Justice with the help of our guide, Marsilio Ficino. We have already learnt much from this Renaissance philosopher about law and justice:justice renders each man his due; law is the soul of the state; a man is rendered like God through prudence, piety and justice; it is not lawful to separate the voluntary from the just; good and evil are tested by the light of natural law; divine, natural and written law teach man what justice is; justice is really a quality of will.

If this gives you a taste of some of the things you always wanted to know, why not join us and find out? It does not matter if you were not here at the beginning of the discussions: we find ourselves returning to these subjects quite naturally in covering the general topic. Your presence will be welcome.

Starts: 12 May 2012
The course consists of nine weekly sessions.

Times 11.15 am – 12.30 pm

Presenter Nicholas de Mattos

Fees £45 / concession or student £30

Enrol by phone – 020 7034 4000 or on arrival for first session