Cada presente cambia sus relaciones con el pasado. Y lo hace de tal modo que nos pide abandonar impertinentes pretensiones de eclecticismo y enojosas construcciones de �una única verdad histórica�.
La necesidad constante de introducir preguntas, de reflexionar sobre las apariencias y los discursos conservados; la necesidad periódica de depurar métodos de análisis, de introducir nuevas herramientas que ayuden a la interpretación de lo que recibimos del pasado, son, para nosotros, valores añadidos en esta apasionante profesión de historiador.
Entre las múltiples formas que adoptan los restos y huellas de tiempos anteriores, el documento escrito sigue siendo el actor principal. También en la época medieval se escribe y, por lo tanto, se construye a partir de ello, una visión del mundo.
Desde este espacio, CRELOC, trataremos científicamente fuentes de documentación escrita en periodo medieval, bajo una puesta en común de interrogantes y debate entre historiadores, archiveros
y diplomatistas, especialistas en tecnologías de la
información y profesionales de la comunicación
virtual para ofrecer propuestas en el avance del conocimiento
de esa edad media de la que procedemos.
Cristina Jular Pérez-Alfaro
Investigadora Contratada �Ramón y Cajal�
CSIC. Instituto de Historia.
Defending The Law
The World is wrapped in legal obligations and institutions. In order to survive here we must be able to navigate and adapt to the loop holes and rigid walls of the law. There are lots of ways to do so, and there are lots of people who avoid the legal system all together. Sometimes though you have to challenge whoever is telling you that you are wrong, and the only way to do that is through litigation. Attorneys are people who can help guide you through the complexities of the legal system. Becoming a lawyers is extremely difficult and lawyers have to know a huge amount of information.
In order to become a lawyer one must go through intense training and education. You will have to go to college for an undergraduate degree, and then you will have to pursue a graduate degree from law school. After graduating from law school you must pass the bar exam, which is extremely difficult to pass. There is a lot of knowledge lawyers must have in order to pass this exam successfully. Depending on their score and their interviews, they will get positions at different law firms. This is also an extremely difficult job because firms only want the best students and lawyers.
Attorneys have to do a lot of legal work with their client in order to successfully analyze and argue their case. There has to be an initial question of legality in a situation for some person to require the aid of a lawyer and the attorney has to recognize this question. They then have to research any laws that have any relevancy whatsoever to the problem that the client poses. Lawyers must then come up with a solution to this problem and motion to the court or draft contracts. It is an intricate process that requires a lot of though, patience, knowledge, and skill.
Contrary to what most people believe, attorneys do not love arguing and they do not spend most of their time in court. Being a lawyers in one of the most difficult yet well paying jobs and people get deceived too easily. When you decide to become a lawyer, you decide to dedicate all your late nights, early mornings, and relaxed weekends to your cases. When you decide you want to become an attorney and involve yourself in the fight for justice, you will just find yourself running through loop holes and into thick walls that others climb over. Law is very tricky, and trying to defend it is even harder.
Dpto. Historia Medieval
Cultura escrita, prosopogafía y uso de nuevas
tecnologías definen objetivos de este web.
Individuos medievales, los lazos establecidos entre ellos
y las acciones políticas derivadas a partir de sus
relaciones forman parte del estudio, acercar el documento
original al investigador y convertir en visible al conjunto
de actores intervinientes, una de nuestras metas.
