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The arabesque of L´étourdit and what is said, like a fact, and remains forgotten behind what has been said and heard, illustrates how Lacanian discourse theory relativizes universally accepted truth. It is also a way of reading Poetry and even Literature.
Raul Antelo
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Law and literature: interdisciplinary reflections from the work “The Children Act”, by Ian McEwan
This study is about Ian McEwan's novel The Children Act (2014) and seeks to analyze how the author discursively reconstructs the legal sphere in fiction.
Cássia Escoza
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O presente texto quer enfrentar o desafio colocado pela série Sense8, que nos impulsiona à reflexão acerca da maneira como nos relacionamos com o tempo e com o outro.
Bernardo Gomes Barbosa Nogueira
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One of the particular characteristics of the interdisciplinary law and literature movement, which sets it apart from the large number of law and literature movements that proliferated during the sixties and seventies in the American academy that saw it ...
María Jimena Sáenz
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Análise multiescalar da logística na aproximação comparativa
This article analyzes the logistical dynamics of intermediate regions in Brazil and France, focusing on economic, demographic, and geographical disparities, using the anamorphosis technique for a multiscalar approach.
Mauricio Aquilante Policarpo
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The power of language and trial narratives
This paper questions the ambivalent relation that links the power of language to the language of power. It explores, therefore, the concept of narration in its double dimension, both of narration in the process and of narration as process. Narrativity is
Alberto Vespaziani
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Quixotic utopia of human rights
The aim of this article is to (re)tell the legal discourse of human rights across the emancipatory lens of literature through Miguel de Cervantes' The Ingenious Nobleman Don Quixote de La Mancha.
Melina Girardi Fachin
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“A exceção e a regra”: fragmentos de uma reflexão jurídico-literária
Análise do texto teatral “A exceção e a regra”, escrita em 1929/1930 pelo dramaturgo alemão Bertolt Brecht. A peça trata do julgamento de um comerciante rico, que durante uma viagem de negócios pelo deserto, matou o homem que lhe servia de carregador e ...
Iara Pereira Ribeiro
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The paper presents an interview with Boa Mistura, a multidisciplinary Madrid art collective that works all over the world and creates urban works based on the use of anamorphosis and the visual perception of urban spaces.The Boa Mistura projects are ...
Vincenza Garofalo
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The word “No”. Color, absence and law in Kaddish for an unborn child, by Imre Kertész
This paper analyzes the novel by Imre Kertész Kaddish for an unborn child, focusing on the relations between memory, absence and law. Some of the perspectives that the Theories of the Color of Newton and Goethe offer to trace symmetries with a possible ...
Felipe Navarro Martínez
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