FRENCH – A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE ESPECIALLY A LANGUAGE FOR LAW! Cover Image

LE FRANÇAIS - LANGUE UNIVERSELLE, CAR AUSSI (ET SURTOUT) LANGUE DU DROIT!
FRENCH – A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE ESPECIALLY A LANGUAGE FOR LAW!

Author(s): Constantin Frosin
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence
Published by: Editura Universitară Danubius
Keywords: French language; law; clarity; precision; humanity; universal

Summary/Abstract: The article is a reasoned demonstration of the theme indicated in the title, but also a reasoned plea (on the same arguments) for the supremacy of the French language in law domain or even it is exclusive in this domain! From the examples of French specialists – belonging more or less to law and/or philosophy domain, the examples of the historical personalities who preferred French language instead of other languages, even against their own languages, the analysis illustrates, step by step the evolution of the French language towards concision and clarity, purity and consistency, but also, wait! its current decline to the status of regional language – the assault of English American is, obviously, at the origin of the hegemonic position and exclusively intolerant of the English language. From certainty to participatory, there is only one main conclusion: the rebirth of French language will not delay its appearance!

  • Issue Year: 4/2008
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 181-190
  • Page Count: 10
  • Language: French
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