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Direito, Política E Cinema DIREITO POLÍTICA E CINEMA (COM SPOILERS) DIREITO POLÍTICA E CINEMA (COM SPOILERS) VOL. 3 Organizadores: Veyzon Campos Muniz Idola Regina dos Santos Campos Diagramação: Marcelo A. S. Alves Capa: Carole Kümmecke - https://www.behance.net/CaroleKummecke Arte de capa: Poster divulgação do filme ‘The Matrix Revolutions’, Columbia Pictures(United States), Warner Bros. O padrão ortográfico e o sistema de citações e referências bibliográficas são prerrogativas de cada autor. Da mesma forma, o conteúdo de cada capítulo é de inteira e exclusiva responsabilidade de seu respectivo autor. Todos os livros publicados pela Editora Fi estão sob os direitos da Creative Commons 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.pt_BR http://www.abecbrasil.org.br Dados Internacionais de Catalogação na Publicação (CIP) MUNIZ, Veyzon Campos; CAMPOS, Idola Regina dos Santos (Orgs.) Direito, Política e Cinema (com spoilers): volume 3 [recurso eletrônico] / Veyzon Campos Muniz; Idola Regina dos Santos Campos (Orgs.) -- Porto Alegre, RS: Editora Fi, 2018. 185 p. ISBN - 978-85-5696-515-8 Disponível em: http://www.editorafi.org 1. Cinema. 2. Interpretação. 3. Filmes. 4. Filosofia. 5. Direito. 6. Política. I. Título. CDD: 340 Índices para catálogo sistemático: 1. Direito 340 A todas e todos que, como Fellini, acreditam que o cinema é um modo divino de contar a vida e seus fenômenos. Sumário Prefácio - Direito e arte fundidos na construção de saberes ....................... 13 Marcos Catalan Apresentação ............................................................................................... 17 Carine Raquel Backes Dörr Introdução ou O Exercício do Buscar-Saber ................................................ 19 Veyzon Campos Muniz 1 ................................................................................................................... 23 12 Horas Para Sobreviver – O Ano da Eleição Eduarda Ortiz Ermel 2 .................................................................................................................. 29 13º Distrito Bruna Corbellini 3 .................................................................................................................. 33 A Saga Crepúsculo: Lua Nova Maiara Zandoná 4 ...................................................................................................................37 Até o Último Homem Lucas Mateus Jungthon 5 .................................................................................................................. 43 Branca de Neve e o Caçador Ana Luísa Schallemberger Alves 6 .................................................................................................................. 47 Cidade do Silêncio Caroline Menegazzo Vargas 7 .................................................................................................................. 53 Coach Carter - Treino para a Vida Amanda Maqueli da Silva 8 ................................................................................................................... 57 Corra! Veyzon Muniz 9 .................................................................................................................. 63 Divergente Josiani da Silva Pospichil 10 ................................................................................................................ 67 Eles Não Usam Black-Tie Marcelo Müller 11 .................................................................................................................. 71 ELIS Marciana Bernardes da Silva 12 .................................................................................................................. 75 Footloose Caroline Tassiane Keller 13 ................................................................................................................. 79 Gran Torino Marco Aurelio Duarte da Costa 14 ................................................................................................................ 83 Histórias Cruzadas Maria Leatrice Saldanha Pacheco 15 ................................................................................................................. 89 Jornada pela Justiça Denise Buhler 16................................................................................................................. 93 Mulher-Maravilha Vitória dos Reis Siepmann 17 ................................................................................................................. 97 O Ano em que Meus Pais Saíram de Férias Maiara da Rosa Martins 18 ............................................................................................................... 101 O Jogo da Imitação Thais Lenz 19................................................................................................................ 105 O Livro de Eli Heitor Barbosa da Silva 20 ............................................................................................................... 109 O Nascimento de uma Nação Veyzon Muniz 21 ................................................................................................................ 115 O Poderoso Chefão, Parte II Ane Caroline de Oliveira Riva 22 ............................................................................................................... 119 O Quinto Poder Maiara Arnold Corrêa 23 ............................................................................................................... 125 O Senhor dos Anéis: As Duas Torres Karina de Oliveira Reis 24 ............................................................................................................... 129 O Sorriso de Mona Lisa Pâmela Schwertz 25 ............................................................................................................... 133 Okja Lucas Guilherme Soares 26 ............................................................................................................... 137 Olhos da Justiça Silvio Luis Cecilio da Silva 27 ............................................................................................................... 141 Os Croods Gilza da Silva Machado 28 ............................................................................................................... 145 Os Oito Odiados Luana Ferreira 29 ............................................................................................................... 149 Quem Quer Ser Um Milionário? Geison Dias 30 ............................................................................................................... 153 Saneamento Básico, o Filme Izabel Trentin 31 ................................................................................................................ 157 Sangue Negro Régis Bento de Souza 32 ............................................................................................................... 161 Sogra Infernal Viviane da Silva 33 ............................................................................................................... 165 Velozes e Furiosos 5: Operação Rio Victória Gabriela da Silva E o que vem após o apagar das luzes? A Conclusão .................................. 169 O Organizador Referências ................................................................................................ 173 Sobre os autores ........................................................................................ 179 Lista de filmes presentes na coleção .......................................................... 183 Prefácio Direito e arte fundidos na construção de saberes Marcos Catalan 1 O Direito legado ao Contemporâneo foi erigido na Modernidade e ainda hoje é usualmente identificado nas muitas regras espalhadas por códigos e leis especiais que, em tese, foram geometricamente moldadas pela racionalidade humana 2 . Ao mesmo tempo, também é percebido em princípios desnecessariamente qualificados como gerais3, princípios, aliás, muitas vezes gestados em úteros solipsistas4, ou que, mesmo quando democraticamente concebidos, acabam significados com amparo na retórica e sem que haja maior preocupação com a sua adequada densificação hermenêutica e (ou) com a inafastável normatividade que deles pulsa, de forma indelével. 1 Pós-doutor pela Facultat de Dret da Universitat de Barcelona. Doutor summa cum laude em Direito pela Faculdade do Largo do São Francisco, Universidade de São Paulo. Mestre em Direito pela Universidade Estadual de Londrina. Professor no Mestrado em Direito e Sociedade da Universidade La Salle. Professor no curso de Direito da Unisinos. Editor da Revista Eletrônica Direito e Sociedade. Visitor Schollar no Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia. Professor visitante no Mestrado em Direito de Danos da Faculdade de Direito da Universidade da República, Uruguai e no Mestrado em Direito. Advogado parecerista. Currículo disponível em: http://lattes.cnpq.br/ 4691603916424874. 2ALPA, Guido. Las tareas actuales del derecho privado. Revista de derecho privado, n. 1, Madrid, ene./feb. 2008, p. 03-12. MAZEAUD, Denis. Diritto dei contratti: la riforma all´orizzonte! Rivista di Diritto Civile, v. 60, n. 4, Padova, lug./ago. 2014, p. 800-849. 3CATALAN, Marcos. Do conflito existente entre o modelo adotado pela Lei 10.406/02 (CC/2002) e o artigo 4º da Lei de Introdução ao Código Civil. Revista de direito privado, v. 25, São Paulo, 2006, p. 222-232. 4STRECK, Lenio. Dicionário de hermenêutica. São Paulo: Casa do Direito, 2017. 14 | Direito, Política e Cinema Em tais cenários, ainda hoje, partes do Direito seguem sendo recortadas e invocadas como se fossem inegável representação
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