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MUTATIO IPSO IURE SO ZRETEĽOM NA RÍMSKE PRÁVO A OBČIANSKE ZÁKONNÍKY

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Blaho P.
Právny obzor. Teoretický časopis pre otázky štátu a práva (Juridical Review. Theoretical journal for the questions of state and law)
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2016
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vol. 99
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issue 1
3 – 11
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The author gives an interpretation of mutatio ipso iure, i.e. endurance of proprietary right (usucapio). Subject to the fulfilment of conditions of endurance, tenure (possessio) will be transformed into the ownership (dominium). It is a transformation ipso iure resulting from the objective right, without human intervention. Therefore the author regards endurance as a kind of, (necessary change). The legal basis of mutatio is the will of the legislator to tolerate the transformation of tenure to ownership and it concerns each legal order, which has officially introduced the institute of endurance. The transformation of tenure to ownership eliminates the chaos in ownership relations and represents the effort at a successful legal expression.
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NURSES, MOTHERS, SISTERS: RELATIONAL RESILIENCE AND HEALING VULNERABILITY IN EMMA DONOGHUE’S THE WONDER AND THE PULL OF THE STARS

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Borham-Puyal M.
World Literature Studies
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2023
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vol. 15
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issue 2
31 – 43
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Discussing two novels by acclaimed author Emma Donoghue, The Wonder (2016) and The Pull of the Stars (2020), this article hopes to attest the ways in which these works illustrate two opposing forms of resilience and vindicate vulnerability as a path to healing. On the one hand, it will discuss how Donoghue’s work exposes an individual resilience based on notions such as endurance and duty, triggered by professional standards or a religious zeal, in which vulnerability is equated with weakness or incapacity. In this conception of resilience, the trauma of war or sexual abuse is forcibly silenced, and individuals are required to survive and adapt. On the other hand, it will address how she explores the potential of vulnerability, understood as a relational quality, to facilitate greater resilience, even if it exposes humans to pain and loss.
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