AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

From XIX century legislative state to XX constitutional democratic state. Formalism and anti-formalism. Legal Positivism and Natural Law theory. Analysis of normative language. Analysis of basic legal concepts (“law”, “right”, “legal system”, “legal norm”, “legal sanction”). Models and forms of legal reasoning. Legal interpretation. Relations between positive law and morals

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

REALINO MARRA (President)

PIERLUIGI CHIASSONI

GIULIA ARENA (Substitute)

PAOLO BECCHI (Substitute)

MATTEO BUFFA (Substitute)

PEDRO JAVIER CABALLERO ELBERSCI (Substitute)

FIAMMETTA MARIA CAMPANA (Substitute)

FRANCESCA CERESA GASTALDO (Substitute)

PAOLO COMANDUCCI (Substitute)

NICOLA DIMITRI (Substitute)

ISABEL FANLO CORTES (Substitute)

MIGUEL FERNANDEZ NUNEZ (Substitute)

RICCARDO GUASTINI (Substitute)

GIULIO ITZCOVICH (Substitute)

ALESSANDRO ATTILIO NEGRONI (Substitute)

NATHALIE PARIS (Substitute)

SUSANNA POZZOLO (Substitute)

GIOVANNI BATTISTA RATTI (Substitute)

MARIA CRISTINA REDONDO NATELLA (Substitute)

LAURA SCUDIERI (Substitute)

MATTIA VOLPI (Substitute)

LESSONS

LESSONS START

I semester from September 14th to December 4th 2020
II semester from February 15th to May 7th 2021

Class schedule

PHILOSOPHY OF LAW A

EXAMS

Exam schedule