Cornelia Vismann
Biographic Data
| ID | 290408 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cornelia Vismann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cornelia |
| FAMILY NAME | Vismann |
| SIGNATURE | VISMANN C |
| AFFILIATIONS | European University Viadrina |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0280-9255 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Benjamin como comentador
Neste artigo, Cornelia Vismann debate a forma do comentário no pensamento de Walter Benjamin. Vismann procura identificar como o comentário aparece geralmente no direito, e no curso do texto é apresentada a maneira pela qual Benjamin se apropria da forma do comentário e ao mesmo tempo a subverte, fazendo incidir neste a crítica que se expressa também como forma (resumo elaborado pelo editor, Rafael Vieira)
Widerstände der Systemtheorie
Cultural Techniques and Sovereignty
First published in 2010, Cornelia Vismann's article has already attained the status of a classic. In a formulation inspired by linguistic theory, the author argues that the relation between cultural techniques and media can be understood in analogy to grammatical operations. Thus, cultural techniques define the agency of media and execute the procedural rules which the latter set in place. Together, they articulate a critique of subjectivity and …
Nationalhymnen als kulturelle Identitätselemente des Verfassungsstaates
Nationalhymnen als kulturelle Identitätselemente des Verfassungsstaates
Flashback and Eyewitness
Image and Law – a Troubled Relationship
Computer Juridisms
October 01 2007 Computer Juridisms Cornelia Vismann, Cornelia Vismann Cornelia Vismann is a researcher at the Max-Planck-Institut for European Legal History in Frankfurt. Her main research fields are constitutional law, legal history, and the theory and history of media with respect to law. She is the author of a history of legal filing systems, Akten: Medientechnik und Recht (Fischer, 2000); English translation: Filing Systems (Stanford Universi…
Derrida, Philosopher of the Law
Does Derrida's death justify a special issue of this Journal , preceded immediately by a special edition on human rights? Can death justify anything at all? And what does this mean for the authors of this volume; are their texts doomed to remain unjustified, if no authority steps in to legitimate our endeavour to gather texts by friends in the name of Derrida?
Tele-Tribunals
Widerstände der Systemtheorie
Jurisprudence
Starting from Scratch
Cancels
Cultural Techniques and Sovereignty
First published in 2010, Cornelia Vismann's article has already attained the status of a classic. In a formulation inspired by linguistic theory, the author argues that the relation between cultural techniques and media can be understood in analogy to grammatical operations. Thus, cultural techniques define the agency of media and execute the procedural rules which the latter set in place. Together, they articulate a critique of subjectivity and …
Image and Law – a Troubled Relationship
Computer Juridisms
October 01 2007 Computer Juridisms Cornelia Vismann, Cornelia Vismann Cornelia Vismann is a researcher at the Max-Planck-Institut for European Legal History in Frankfurt. Her main research fields are constitutional law, legal history, and the theory and history of media with respect to law. She is the author of a history of legal filing systems, Akten: Medientechnik und Recht (Fischer, 2000); English translation: Filing Systems (Stanford Universi…
Tele-Tribunals
Jurisprudence
Cancels
Starting from Scratch
Widerstände der Systemtheorie
Jurisprudence
Tele-Tribunals
Derrida, Philosopher of the Law
Does Derrida's death justify a special issue of this Journal , preceded immediately by a special edition on human rights? Can death justify anything at all? And what does this mean for the authors of this volume; are their texts doomed to remain unjustified, if no authority steps in to legitimate our endeavour to gather texts by friends in the name of Derrida?
Computer Juridisms
October 01 2007 Computer Juridisms Cornelia Vismann, Cornelia Vismann Cornelia Vismann is a researcher at the Max-Planck-Institut for European Legal History in Frankfurt. Her main research fields are constitutional law, legal history, and the theory and history of media with respect to law. She is the author of a history of legal filing systems, Akten: Medientechnik und Recht (Fischer, 2000); English translation: Filing Systems (Stanford Universi…
Nationalhymnen als kulturelle Identitätselemente des Verfassungsstaates
Nationalhymnen als kulturelle Identitätselemente des Verfassungsstaates
Flashback and Eyewitness
Image and Law – a Troubled Relationship
Cultural Techniques and Sovereignty
First published in 2010, Cornelia Vismann's article has already attained the status of a classic. In a formulation inspired by linguistic theory, the author argues that the relation between cultural techniques and media can be understood in analogy to grammatical operations. Thus, cultural techniques define the agency of media and execute the procedural rules which the latter set in place. Together, they articulate a critique of subjectivity and …
Widerstände der Systemtheorie
Benjamin como comentador
Neste artigo, Cornelia Vismann debate a forma do comentário no pensamento de Walter Benjamin. Vismann procura identificar como o comentário aparece geralmente no direito, e no curso do texto é apresentada a maneira pela qual Benjamin se apropria da forma do comentário e ao mesmo tempo a subverte, fazendo incidir neste a crítica que se expressa também como forma (resumo elaborado pelo editor, Rafael Vieira)
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