Foundations of the European Legal Culture 1300-FELC-KPP

(po angielsku) 150 hours of work, including: - 20 hours of lecture - 0,8 ECTS, - 60 hours of student's individual work relating to the merit of lectures (reading, making notes, repeating of issues presented ) - 2,4 ECTS, - 70 hours of preparing to the examination - 2,8 ECTS.

(po angielsku) W1: Student possesses a profound knowledge on a phenomenon of legal culture: its merit, form, complexity (layers and dimensions), origin and evolution; its relevance for proper understanding of legal phenomena and their practical functioning; possesses a broad terminology from the scope of legal science and associated disciplines (sociology, cultural anthropology, philosophy) W2: Student possesses a profound knowledge on the notion of legal culture in Europe and on its role as a shaping factor of European legal phenomena W3: Student possesses a profound knowledge on ways and forms in which socio-cultural factors shape various social relations at different levels (national, supranational and international) and determine their specificity W4: Student possesses a profound knowledge on a human as a subject (creator, user) as well as an object (receiver, subordinate) of legal culture W5: Student possesses a profound knowledge on theories that describe, define, and explain the notion of legal culture as well as on their historical evolution

(po angielsku) U1: Student is able to explain a fenomenon of the European legal culture in order to show its crucial impact upon contemporary legal institutions (their forming, modification and differentiation) U2: Student is able to make a use of theoretical knowledge on legal culture for purposes of practical critical analysis of exact legal phenomena that take place at national and European level

(po angielsku) K1: Student properly perceives contemporary legal phenomena as products of the European legal culture; is aware of the level of her/his knowledge and fully understands the need for continuous training K2: Student properly identifies moral problems and ethical conundrums and takes decisions in order to solve them in accordance with values and principles of the European legal culture

(po angielsku) Expository teaching methods: - conventional lecture, - participatory lecture, - problem-based lecture. Exploratory teaching methods: - seminar, - case study.

- wykład problemowy
- wykład konwersatoryjny
- wykład informacyjny (konwencjonalny)

- seminaryjna
- studium przypadku

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(po angielsku) A participant must be able to communicate in English

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