The idea of natural law, which has ancient roots in the Stoic philosophical heritage and in the Roman legal tradition, is the subject of a large and complex process of elaboration which starts in the end of the 11th century and goes up to the age of the great scholastic authors.

This volume proposes new approaches to Scelsi's musical works

Autour des notions d'individu et d'exclusion dans l'Antiquité tardive et le Haut Moyen Âge.