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30 October 2024

MEDAL: George Sarton Medal for Legal History to Prof. Arno DAL RI Jr. (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina) (Ghent: UFO, 5 DEC 2024)

 



Department of Interdisciplinary Study of Law, Private Law and Business Law

Ghent Legal History Institute

Sarton Medal 2024 – Sartonmedaille 2024

on Thursday, December 5th at 4 pm

 

in Auditorium Leon De Meyer of the University Forum

Sint-Pietersnieuwstraat 33, 9000 GENT

 

The Ghent University Sarton Committee,

Prof. Dr. Michel Tison, Dean of the Faculty of Law and Criminology,

Prof. Dr. Dirk Heirbaut and Prof. Dr. Georges Martyn, Co-Directors of the Ghent Institute for Legal History

 

have the honour to invite you to the Sarton Lecture,

the laudatio and the handing over of the Sarton Medal to

 

Prof. Dr. Arno Dal Ri Jr.

(Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil)



 

 

Programme

 

- Welcome by dean Michel Tison.

 

- Laudatio of Prof. Dr. Arno Dal Ri Jr. by Prof. Dr. Georges Martyn.

 

- Sarton lecture, in French, by Prof. Dr. Arno Dal Ri Jr. on

 

François Laurent au Brésil.

La diffusion du principe des nationalités outre-Atlantique (1899-1978)

to be published in Sartoniana as:

François Laurent in Brazil.

The Defence of the Principle of Nationalities that Crossed the Atlantic (1899-1978)

 

- Handing over of the Sarton Medal by Prof. Dr. Guido Van Huylenbroeck, Academic Secretary of the Sarton Committee

 

- Drink offered by the Faculty of Law and Criminology.

George Sarton (1884-1956), one of the founding fathers of the history of science as an academic discipline, was an alumnus of Ghent University. In 1912, one year after his graduation in physics and mathematics, he wrote to a friend: “J'ai décidé de vouer ma vie à l'étude désintéressée de l'histoire des sciences”. He established two leading journals in the field (Isis in 1912 and Osiris in 1934) and the History of Science Society. In 1984, at the centenary of Sarton's birthday, Ghent University decided to establish a Sarton Chair of History of Science. Each year the Sarton committee, consisting of representatives of the faculties of Ghent University, selects the Sarton chair holder and the Sarton medallists. The Sarton chair holder and the medallists are invited to lecture on the history of science in the faculties of the university.. The lectures are published in the annual journal Sartoniana. (www.sartonchair.ugent.be).

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