Information transmise par L. Guerlain:
Université de Bordeaux
Maison française d'Oxford
Colloque
The Sacred and the Layman:
Popular Literature of Law
Oxford
5 septembre 2015
- Nader Hakim
- Laetitia Guerlain
See call for papers
Programme
AM
- 9.45am. - Laetitia Guerlain, Nader Hakim (Université de Bordeaux), Introduction: “Does popular legal literature exist? Beneath the sacred… the layman”
Chair : Fabien Girard (MFO, Université Pierre Mendès-France)
- 10.15am. - Guillaume Richard (Université Jean Moulin, Lyon), “The Guides du sinistré (Guides to the victim of war damage) (1915-1920’s): the victim, passive instrument of administration or strategist ?”
- 11am. - Annamaria Monti (Università Bocconi, Milano), “National unification, codes, economic life and the publishing market: popular legal literature in Italy in the 19th century”
- 12am. - Prune Decoux (Université de Bordeaux), “The Louisianais' Editorials: The French Case assisting the Southern Reconstruction”
PM
Chair : Anne Simonin (MFO, CNRS)
- 2pm. - Pierre-Nicolas Barenot (Université de Bordeaux), “The ABC of law: legal lexicography and the layman”
- 2.45pm. - Kévin Bremond (Université de Bordeaux), “The newspaper Le droit populaire:an attempt at popular legal knowledge (1880-1883)”
- 4pm. - Luke Mason (University of Surrey), “Legal mythology and legal experience in popular fiction: A comparative literary jurisprudence of common and civil law”
- 4.45pm. - Ciara Kennefick (Queen’s College, Oxford), “Contract law and mathematics: the idea of the just price at the dawn of probability theory”
- 5.30pm. - Laetitia Guerlain, Nader Hakim, Conclusions
All Welcome
You are welcome from 9.30am Tea/Coffee will be served at 9:30am and 3:30pm Every talk will be followed by a 15min discussion Lunch will be at 12:45am Drinks at 6pm
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