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In the context of the figures that characterized the anti-fascist struggle and later the idea of Europe, Ursula Hirschmann occupies an extremely marginal place. In these pages we try to draw a profile by linking his personal feeling of déraciné to the battles for Europe.

[The Gospel according to José Saramago. A political-literary outlook of the opposition] Can literature form the basis of a politically oriented theory of opposition, capable of leading humanity to emancipation? This is what we try to do in this essay starting from the work of José Saramago.

[The land of toys. Variation on the "rules of the game", between law and literature] Among constitutionalists, political scientists, political philosophers and of course philosophers of law, and now also in the context of common discourse, the "rules of the game" are those rules of coexistence corresponding to the background of norms and "practices" governing the common life of men. But what are the rules of the game? Or better: what is the affinity rule that would allow the juxtaposition between play and life in human society? This contribution tries to suggest an alternative elaboration of the practice of play starting from childhood play, through the reading of some classics of children's literature.