The Visualisation Of Law In Academic Traditions

red. Andrzej Gulczyński

Wydawnictwo Poznańskiego Towarzystwa Przyjaciół Nauk; Wydawnictwo Miejskie Posnania

Poznań 2022

ISBN: 978-83-7654-459-5

liczba stron: 520

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The book presents the results of research on the visualisation of law in academic traditions and the teaching of law. The volume contains articles by authors from 11 countries and begins with the topic of university insignia, starting with one of the first universities in Central Europe (Prague) and the first in Poland (Krakow), through slightly younger universities in Salzburg, Tartu (Dorpat) and Vilnius, to the insignia and costumes of the law faculties in Leuven/Louvain and Warsaw. University buildings are also of interest to lawyers, as they were not only a place for research and teaching, but also for exercising power. Other articles explore the use of images in university documents, the depiction of academic tradition by painters, and the possibilities of using images in teaching law. The volume ends with an article on the contemporary possibilities of illustrating the norms of the applicable law through the example of the Polish Constitution. Legal norms and the exercise of power have been presented and visualised over the course of many centuries, and this continues to be an important phenomenon in view of the increasing importance of the image.

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Editorial introduction by Andrzej Gulczyński                 .

Petra Skřejpková

Die Insignien der Karls-Universität zu Prag                  .

Zenon Piech

Die Zeichen der Jagiellonen-Universität Krakau. Altpolnische Zeiten – 19. Jahrhundert – Gegenwart

Ulrike Aichhorn

Die Insignien der Paris-Lodron Universität Salzburg. Rechtsdenkmäler, Kunstschätze, gelebte Tradition

Epi Tohvri

The University of Tartu’s seals and insignia over the course of four centuries

Gitana Zujienė

Vilnius University seals – from the ruler’s decree (1595) to the statute approved by the president of the Republic of Lithuania (2002): regulation and use

Alain Wijffels

Untraditional or non-traditional? Gowns in the Law Faculties of Leuven/Louvain

Adam Tyszkiewicz

Under the aegis of Themis. Insignia of the Faculty of Law of the University of Warsaw in a European academic context

Theodor Bühler

Illustrationen aus der Basler Rektoratsmatrikel

Sanita Osipova

Universitätskarzer – Zeugnis der akademischen Gerichtsbarkeit

Marcin Baster

The Bursa Jerusalem foundation plaque

Kamila Staudigl-Ciechowicz

Der (Rechts)Alltag an der Universität Wien – dargestellt anhand der Karikatur von Rektor Wenzel Gleispach 1929

Jarosław Kuisz

Perverting legal education? Audiovisual legal propaganda in Early Communist Poland (1944–1947)

Mateusz Mataniak

Visual aspects of the coexistence of courts and the Faculty of Law at the Jagiellonian University in the Free City of Krakow (1815–1846)

Thomas Gergen

Sichtbarkeit und Überwindung von Grenzen bei der Geschichtsschreibung. Der Kultur- und Rechtsraum von SaarLorLux (Saarland, Lothringen, Luxemburg)

Jolanta Kostecka

A legal-iconographic analysis of Jan Matejko’s painting “Founding of the Academy in Krakow”

Andrzej Gulczyński

A legal-iconographic analysis of the painting “Founding of the Lubrański Academy in Poznań” by Jan Matejko

Natallia Slizh

Using engravings in the didactics of law – on the example of the engraving of Hrodna of 1567–1568

Markus Hirte

Museale Visualisierung von Recht und Geschichte. Das Mittelalterliche Kriminalmuseum Rothenburg o.d.T. im 21. Jahrhundert

Agata Kulczyk, Lucyna Talejko-Kwiatkowska

Under the Umbrella. Modern graphic language on law

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Contributors’ biographies