Спорност неспорног - vice versa
Disputability of Indisputable - Vice Versa

Author(s): Slobodan I. Panov
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence
Published by: Правни факултет Универзитета у Источном Сарајеву
Summary/Abstract: Sartre's vigilant matrix of contemplation, in the words of a distinguished Serbian intellectual Željko Simić, is that a man is imperfect being striving for perfection. Despite being illuminated by unquenchable dialects, this holistic note may serve as an impoverished description of a lavish God-given portrait of a life of a human. Academician D. Basta in one of his essay-like notes on literature pointed to illusion of charm / uniqueness of "dull Belgrade parties". From globalist and imperialist view, inevitable Hollywood attractiveness ends up in predictable / sterile plainness. Everything, man and life alike, end up closer to pain (A. Dedić). The whole path of cognizing law is illuminated with glimmers of light and obscured by dark and shadows. Law is a necessity of harmony (in its joyous form). Law and pedagogy both share the art of argumentation. Family law strives to philharmonic with accent on harmony of three or more tones of parents and their child / children. As in Constitutional law, where it is not simple to achieve harmony between notes of power and freedom, in Family law alike it takes an effort to unite in harmony sounds of devotion to freedom and freedom of devotion i.e. hymn to Christ's twofold mono existence. The law of enantiodromia. Harmonization and reconciling opposites is omnipresent. Flares and fire of contradiction is a quality of truth, not its negation. Saint Sava to his father is a biological son, but a spiritual father. All the creativity of Raphael, the prince of painting, in the words of Delacroix, lied in imitation. While experiencing his blackest depression, Sava Šumanović painted cheerful paintings of vibrant colors. Chekhov's writing desk is in the state of disorderly order. Soviet major Gagarin could have done more (to be the first man in cosmos) but could not have done less (to use cutlery properly in English court. Our Queen nobly disregarded the fact). Saint Nicholai reveals that there is no virtue without sin, no death without resurrection, no Moikovac without Kaimakchalan. Professor S. Troitsky says that the members of the Church are free because they are slaves of the law. Raskolnikov was dubbed saint devil....

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