Actes de la Recherche en Sciences sociales

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Law as a Social System

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Bibliography and the Sociology of Texts

Applying Cognitive Linguistics to Second Language Learning and Teaching

The Swerve: How the World Became Modern

El debate sobre la caballería en el siglo XV : la tratadística caballeresca castellana en su marco europeo

In this article, the author explores the idea that during the thirteenth century there were implemented new vernacular legal languages that were communicated to the ignorant clients of the law or lay people by notarial officers The article theorizes around the effects of this communication, understood as a process of second language acquisition in which the second language is the formulaic system contained in legal documents

Political Idiots and Ignorant Clients: Vernacular Legal Language in Thirteenth-Century Iberian Culture

Las Siete Partidas (=Partidas) constituyen una pieza crucial del derecho ibérico y latinoamericano. el texto de las Partidas constituyó una revolución de los ordenamientos jurídicos castellanos desde sus inicios hacia 1270. alfonso X, el rey que lo había firmado, fue destronado en parte por esta razón.1 ello no le impidió, en su exilio sevillano, intentar reescribir ese código y fundamentar en él su autobiografía política, tal y como es ahora

La urgente presencia de Las siete partidas

law transforms reality, de iure and de facto, inasmuch as it attempts to bridge the gap between that which is done de facto and that which is regulated de iure. it is standard practice, for alfonso X of Castile, to reinvent the means of writing the law. he does not limit himself to compiling or revising existing legal statutes; rather, he elevates the corpus of the law to the level of juridical science. Dominating the meaning of the word—its hermeneutics and its relation to truth, lies, rhetoric, history, and poetry—is also the key to dominating juridical discourse itself and its capacity for creating certainty. or, at least, for controlling uncertainty. uncertainty, that is to say, the ambiguity in the interpretation of the relationship between words and things, appears to be one of the targets of alfonsine juridical science. it is in the institutions that one can best study this desire for control. in particular, the need for control becomes visible in the court and the places related to it (the palace, chamber, or bedroom), codified by the law in order to put justice into action, in the representation of power, in cultural exchange, in education, and in recreation. here legislation acquires a special significance with respect to the word, to narration, and to rhetoric. This is a philological problem: how does one compose and administer a text capable of controlling its own interpretation? how does one transpose this same dynamic to the institutions? how does one transmit this notion from the institution to those who inhabit it and who are, after all, the subjects of the legal science? it is therefore fitting to examine legislation about legal discourse, which is, in itself, the theory of law—not, however, in its abstract aspects but rather in the concrete elements of the formation of a legal vocabulary, in the way in which words, whose semantic and hermeneutic problems are clear, give life to this legal vocabulary. how is legal discourse constructed? in what way is it transmitted? what are the consequences of its dissemination? in what way is the law in charge of words, in particular, those expressed in the institutions? Perhaps the problem is philological, in the sense supposed by giambattista Vico. Vico, in his Principi per una scienza nuova [1: 10] proposed that the study of philosophy, as a science of truth could not exist independently without a philology, the origin of the conscience of certainty (coscienza del certo). attaching myself, then, to this idea of certainty (although not, of course, from Vico’s perspective) throughout this study i shall call “the space of certainty” the theoretical and conceptual construction (which is of both a philological and textual character) stipulated by the legislator in an attempt to control the distinct concepts related to the legal word, its institutional statute and its legal, moral, and cultural hermeneutics. i shall thus attempt to understand the meaning of this space of certainty, in what way it has been constructed, and how it affects legal, political, social, and cultural mechanisms.

Theorizing the Language of Law

la corÓnica 39.1 Fall 2010 249-72 en los últimos años, psicólogos y pedagogos han puesto en práctica un experimento anclado en problemas fenomenológicos, cognitivos y de aprendizaje (véanse bell y leblanc, stewart y cross, Ko). tras establecer grupos de estudiantes que en su lenguaje técnico consideran ecológicamente válidos, les distribuyeron varias series de textos. unos iban impresos en una caja simple, y otros acompañados de glosas de varios tipos y de diversa extensión. la experiencia debía elucidar si se aprende mejor con textos sin glosas o con textos glosados. las respuestas concretas dependen de cada encuesta, pero las conclusiones generales pueden resumirse en las siguientes cuatro líneas:

Jesus D. Rodriguez-Velasco

Papers

El debate sobre la caballería en el siglo XV : la tratadística caballeresca castellana en su marco europeo

Political Idiots and Ignorant Clients: Vernacular Legal Language in Thirteenth-Century Iberian Culture

La urgente presencia de Las siete partidas

Theorizing the Language of Law

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