Law and the Humanities RomaTre : The Supreme Court

Thanks to Francesca Semeraro for the picture...and to Giorgio Polacco for the selfie!

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Welcome everybody to the blog of the "Law and the Humanities" course of the RomaTre Law Faculty! The aim of this Spring Semester course (first proposed in 2008), is to explore the fascinating, hopefully problematical interactions between Law and Literature, Law and Philosophy, Law and Anthropology, Law and Cinema, Law and Architecture, Law and Iconography and even Law and Music with the help of well known professors as well as PhD students coming from all over the world, who present each week a different topic. They express themselves in the new "lingua franca", English, which is particularly suitable for a Law and the Humanities course, as we have only recently "imported" this field of study - at least within the academia - from the United States.
This blog is the virtual place where students can find information about the course program, about the speakers' c.v., about the suggested readings, about the final exam and much more. The course is directed by prof. Emanuele Conte, the chair of Medieval and Modern Legal History at the RomaTre Law Faculty while the blog is administrated by Dr. Stefania Gialdroni, temporary research fellow in Medieval and Modern Legal History and Dr. Angela Condello, post-doc fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies "Law as Culture" (Bonn, Germany).

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The Supreme Court - the pictures (of us)

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