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CANCELLED - Christine Okoth (KCL), Knowledge Frontiers: The Sixth Pan African Congress and the Literature of Resource Sovereignty
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CANCELLED DUE TO STRIKE

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CANCELLED GHCC seminar, Christine Okoth (KCL), Knowledge Frontiers: The Sixth Pan African Congress and the Literature of Resource Sovereignty
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Research Seminar - Emilia Oddo
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糖心TV Seminar for Interdisciplinary French Studies: Val茅rie Hayaert (Law, 糖心TV), 鈥樏塴茅ments pour une typologie des images de justice en Europe (1450-1800)鈥�
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L'histoire du droit est principalement une histoire du texte. Le droit est un texte, c'est-脿-dire une esp猫ce de capital linguistique, soumis 脿 des normes de conservation et 脿 des r猫gles proc茅durales de reproduction. Mais la dynamique du droit et de la justice ne se r茅duit pas 脿 des codes 茅crits. Tout acte juridique, dans la mesure o霉 il est performatif (serments, contrats, obligations), s'inscrit dans un champ de vision. Il est donc frappant de constater qu'il existe peu de travaux historiques, anthropologiques et sociologiques d茅taill茅s sur la centralit茅 de ces ph茅nom猫nes visuels en droit, sur leur 茅mergence et leur d茅clin aujourd'hui. L'importance du corps dans la d茅livrance de la loi, bien qu'茅vidente, n'a en g茅n茅ral suscit茅 que peu d鈥櫭﹖udes : selon les mots de Justinien glos茅s par Pierre Legendre (1993), "l'empereur porte toutes ses lois dans sa poitrine". Pendant des si猫cles, en Europe, le Christ a 茅t茅 l'incarnation vivante de la loi de Dieu. Robert Jacob (1994) a m锚me propos茅 que la naissance du juge des d茅buts de l'猫re moderne soit fond茅e sur l'acte m锚me de tenir une image devant soi. Ce projet aborde cette lacune dans la recherche actuelle d'une mani猫re innovante : les images de la justice doivent 锚tre consid茅r茅es comme des 茅l茅ments constitutifs de la naissance du jugement en Europe. Les r茅sultats du projet seront importants pour tous les domaines d'茅tudes acad茅miques dans lesquels les 茅tudes visuelles ont r茅cemment jou茅 un r么le cl茅 (histoire, anthropologie, sociologie). Mais nous obtiendrons 茅galement une nouvelle compr茅hension des raisons pour lesquelles un aniconisme croissant a envahi nos palais de justice contemporains (De Sutter, 2018), qui sont actuellement, dans leur grande majorit茅, symboliquement silencieux.

Lors de mon intervention, j鈥檈xaminerai un vaste 茅ventail d鈥檌mages de Justice (France, Italie, Belgique, Royaume-Uni et Allemagne). Ces images ont des supports tr猫s vari茅s (peinture, sculpture, architecture, gravure, embl茅matique et numismatique) mais peuvent aussi 锚tre des artefacts (main de justice, bancs, si猫ges, tr么nes, v锚tements, fragments de corps, peaux tatou茅es, doigt-reliques, poings de justice, 茅p茅es d鈥檈x茅cuteur des basses 艙uvres, instruments coercitifs) ou bien des objets li茅s au rituel judiciaire (mitres d鈥檌nfamie, 鈥榯avolette鈥� accompagnant le rituel d鈥檈x茅cution des criminels vou茅s 脿 l鈥櫭ヽhafaud, images de martyres, chemins de croix etc.).

Val茅rie Hayaert is a classicist, historian and humanist researcher of the early modern European tradition. Her particular interest lies in the mens emblematica, the humanist lawyers鈥� invention of woodcut depictions of legal and theological themes, in the tradition of playful seriousness or serio ludere. She received the EUI Alumni Prize for the best interdisciplinary thesis in 2006. Her book 鈥楳ens emblematica鈥� et humanisme juridique was published in 2008. Her subsequent work looked at the aesthetics of justice in courthouses of the early modern period until today. Val茅rie has taught in Cyprus, Tunisia, England and France and held various positions and fellowships. From 2014 to 2018, she served as co-editor for the Journal Emblematica. An interdisciplinary Journal for Emblem Studies (AMS Press, New York then, Droz Geneva). She co-authored with the French judge Antoine Garapon All茅gories de Justice : la grand鈥檆hambre du Parlement Flandre 脿 Douai, and recently contributed to two exhibitions in Belgium on images of Justice : The Art of Law, Groeningen Museum, Bruges (2017) and Call for Justice, Hof Busleyden Museum, Mechelen (2018). Her forthcoming new book is entitled Lady Justice : An Anatomy of Allegory (Edinburgh University Press). Her current project is intended as a contribution to a survey about European legal symbolism over the course of the Early modern period.

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French Research Seminar - Val茅rie Hayaert (Law, 糖心TV)
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Wednesday 1st March: Val茅rie Hayaert (Law, 糖心TV), 鈥樏塴茅ments pour une typologie des images de justice en Europe (1450-1800)鈥�

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CANCELLED History Research seminar, Fran莽ois Guesnet (UCL), Antisemitism, A History
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CANCELLED DUE TO STRIKE

In person, followed by refreshments

Speaker: Fran莽ois Guesnet (UCL)

Title: "Antisemitism, A History"

hosted by the Centre for Global Jewish Studies, in co-operation with the European History Research Centre

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