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The SchengenSpace and the Primary Form of the European Legal Humanism.RevisitingTony Honoré’sOpus, Ulpianus. Pioneer of Human Rights

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Ciucă V.

Human and Social Studies

2016

vol. 5

issue 2

23-39

The author proposes here “the first Romanian attempt at a hermeneutic systematization of the philosophy of European law”, a field that is approached from an organic, integrating perspective. It has to be seen as a synchronic lectio magistralis on the ineluctable role of the spiritual roots when deciphering and assuming national identity. The complicated “euronomosophical” discourse, whose beginning is an excellent page of self-history about the “Europe” of the author, voices an appeal to a deeper self-knowledge. A complex, dynamic reality: from euromyth to euro-oniria and PaxEuropaea. Such incursions into the universe of law certainly involve an instructive and pedagogical side, building a patchwork of ideas, suggestions and themes that could be further developed.

Le transfert intersémiotique et l’altérité culturelle: examen des cinq longs métrages consacrés à La Princesse de Clèves (Delannoy, Oliveira, Zulawski, Honoré et Sauder)

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Dubois F.-R.

Romanica Wratislaviensia

2013

vol. 60

103 – 111

This paper focuses on five films, produced from 1961 to 2011 and related to the 1678 La Princesse de Clèves. It seeks to uncover in four of these films a patrimonial discourse, which can be understood as a production of a culturally hegemonic social class. The fifth film offers a more complex set of discourses, where this cultural hegemony is challenged. It raises the issue of the survival of a classical text in a modern multicultural community.

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The SchengenSpace and the Primary Form of the European Legal Humanism.RevisitingTony Honoré’sOpus, Ulpianus. Pioneer of Human Rights

Le transfert intersémiotique et l’altérité culturelle: examen des cinq longs métrages consacrés à La Princesse de Clèves (Delannoy, Oliveira, Zulawski, Honoré et Sauder)