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Movie Review: Ford v. Ferrari
Full text linkThe movie asks: do American companies care about making the highest quality goods?
Posting about the movie Ford v. Ferrari from In All Things - an online journal for critical reflection on faith, culture, art, and every ordinary-yet-graced square inch of God’s creation.
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Inner Circle: Ford v Ferrari
No full textToday we review the latest film from the director of Logan, James Mangold. Ford v Ferrari is a battle between business and art, where two men are tasked with the… task of building a car that can take on Ferrari at the 24 hours of Le’ Man
Ralf Dahrendorf
No full textL'articolo presenta i tratti essenziali della figura di Ralf Dahrendorf come sociologo e come teorico del liberalismo
Alcune tesi sulla laicità
No full textL'articolo riflette sul problema della laicità collegandola ad una concezione fallibilista e relativista in senso 'debole' nella conoscenza e nell'etica
Filosofia giuridica della guerra e della pace : atti del 25. Congresso della Società italiana di filosofia del diritto : Milano e Courmayeur, 21-23 settembre 2006
No full textLa culture sociale chez les juristes italiens contemporains
No full textThe status of sociology of law in Italian universities is quite favorable, especially as far as teaching is concerned. This may come as a surprise, since throughout the first half of the 20th century sociology as such was virtually banned from academia by the neo-idealism then dominating Italian philosophy and the Fascist regime, which prohibited all criticism of political power. This article retraces the historical roots of this cultural resistance. After the Second World War, a sociological approach to law could easily start anew because of the work of scholars who had maintained contact with foreign cultures, and, no less, the activity of a number of "pure" jurists who were engaged in interpreting pre-war laws in the light of the "spirit" of the democratic Constitution of 1948. This anti-formalist wave is explicitly open to the social sciences
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