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INSTITUTIONS AND HISTORY OF ROMAN LAW

Teaching schedule

Academic year: 
2017/2018
Belonging course: 
Course of 5-year Single Cycle Master's Degree Programme on LAW
Location: 
Napoli
Disciplinary sector: 
ROMAN AND ANCIENT LAW (IUS/18)
Language: 
Italian
Credits: 
9
Year of study: 
1
Teachers: 
Prof. DOVERE Elio
Cycle: 
First Semester
Hours of front activity: 
72

Language

Italian

Course description

The acquisition of an initial legal lexicon and,
together, the ability
to use basic conceptual
legal categories useful to the pursuit of the
study of the disciplines of jusprivation and
publicity.

Prerequisites

A decent culture
basic schooling

Syllabus

the sources of Roman law in their historical occurrence; the private process; the negotiation deeds; people and family; real rights and possession; the bonds; donations; successions.

The reconstruction of the Roman legal
order through the study of private and public law of the centuries from VIII century BC
To
VI
d.C. (50 hours).
The exegetical examination of legal texts and not of the sec. V d.C. Aimed at the
unde
rstanding of typical late
-age ordinance problems (22 hours).

Teaching Methods

Traditional frontal lessons; exercises on sources; guided tours outside; film screenings and debates.

Textbooks

E. Cantarella, Istituzioni di diritto romano, Milano
2015.
E. Dovere, Il secolo breve del Teodosiano.
Ordinamento e
pratica di governo nel V
secolo, Bari 2016

Learning assessment

A traditional exam / interview, lasting approx.
10/15 minutes, with final vote in thirty
-
five.
The subject
of the exam is the verification,
based on questions posed with reference to
the contents of the recommended textbooks,
of
the
acquired
perception:
A] of the meaning of a legal order,
B]
of
the
'sense'
of
legal
history,
C] of the need for textual exegesis.

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