Corpus Iuris and the Mysteries of Law

A specific ontology of prescriptivity takes us back to classical Rome and the roots of modern metaphysics. A strange fictional world of as-if where persons and things, rights and obligations, are legal artefacts that hardwire the underlying reality.

By Horatia Muir Watt, Ariel Colonomos, Pier Giuseppe Monateri, and Alexia Katsiginis.

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Upcoming seminars:

• 20 October 2022: Foundations and Transgressions
• 10 November 2022: Creative Freedom and Freedom of Expression: Debating fiction and art in a courtroom
• 23 November 2022: Counterfactuals and Thought experiments: The Ironic Twist
• 8 December 2022: Colloquium

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