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Tales of the Constituent Moment

Reading Constitutional Preambles as Origin Myths
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Fundamenta Juridica, Volume 78
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 2023

Summary

This book delves into the intricate relationship between constitutional preambles and origin/creation stories found in comparative mythology. It uncovers remarkable structural and thematic parallels between these narratives, seamlessly blending legal scholarship with the captivating field of narratology. Through a meticulous examination of how constitutional preambles provide context to the constitution and how creation myths infuse profound meaning and significance into the transformative moments of birthing a new polity, the book establishes historical and horizontal connections across a diverse range of texts that contribute to the paratextual genre of "preambles". Employing theoretical frameworks from philosophy, theology, and history, this book eloquently showcases the unbroken continuity of constituent politico-legal discourses, bridging the gap between ancient times and the modern world.

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2023
ISBN-Print
978-3-7560-0531-4
ISBN-Online
978-3-7489-3887-3
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Fundamenta Juridica
Volume
78
Language
English
Pages
256
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  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 8
    1. The Structure of the Study No access
    2. Notes on Textual Sources and Methodology No access
      1. a- The Controversy Around Myth No access
      2. b- Non-Pejorative Functions Assigned to Myth No access
      1. a- The Concept of Mythopoieia No access
      2. b- Origin Myths and Narratives about Creating the Cosmos No access
    1. A- The Preamble as a Concept No access
      1. a- The Preamble Establishing Legitimacy and Persuasion No access
      2. b- The Preamble Introducing Êthos and Kairos No access
      1. a- The Linguistic Aspects of Legal Preambles No access
      2. b- Legal Preambles as Narratives No access
      1. a- Ancient and Religious Examples No access
      2. b- Medieval Examples No access
      1. a- Constitutionalism as a Civic Myth and Its Written Form No access
        1. i- The United States No access
        2. ii- The French Tradition No access
      3. c- The Frame of the Existing Examples No access
      1. a- The Emergence of a Novelty No access
      2. b- The Qualification of the Constitutional Moment No access
      1. a- Utilising External Sources of Significance No access
      2. b- Crystallising the Existing Narratives No access
  7. CONCLUSION No access 223 - 242
  8. BIBLIOGRAPHY No access 243 - 256

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