Titlebook: Aesthetics of Law; From Methodology to Kamil Zeidler,Joanna Kamień Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclus

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,An Early Utopian Artistic Representation of the Freedom from Work: On Bruegel’s , (1567), a Utopia This contribution seeks to submit . (1567) of Pieter Bruegel to a iconographical and iconological analysis. The research question focus on the question whether the freedom from work depicted needs to be interpreted as a subversive Utopia, advocating the freedom from work or as a dystopia, confirming a traditional promotion of work ethics.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-55521-3Aesthetics of law; Philosophy of law; Law and art; Law and literature; Legal symbols

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The Improbable Surge of Corporate China,ontext directly related to the aesthetics of the law, one feature immediately comes to mind, unambiguously and effortlessly: BEAUTY. If the image of a princess comes to mind when thinking about the law, it is probably an extremely beautiful image; after all, in all fairy tales and stories of chivalr

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Does ROIC Apply to Corporate China?, influence its recipients, shaping their perception of law precisely through the way it is presented in a given work. Stories about law and justice contained therein seem to have a special place here. Such stories are unique in that they can combine elements of different arts with elements of other

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The Improbable Surge of Corporate China,ich is manifested through language, leads man to question the deeper essence of things, without stopping at a purely observational knowledge. Non-human living beings are content with satisfying vital needs; only human beings can leap into ‘the aesthetic game’. ., therefore, is a link between feeling

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The Improbable Surge of Corporate China,ate) is used as a fundamental element of the dramatic structure. This approach can be seen, for instance, in works such as La sonnambula (Bellini), La traviata (Verdi), or L’elisir d’amore (Donizetti). Secondly, legal topics as a means to re-contextualize the narrative context: this approach can be