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Diplomatic asylum is a kind of asylum that is granted on the ground belonging to a diplomatic mission. The Latin American countries have a number of legal regulations regarding this kind of asylum. According to Sosnowski not many other countries do have the institution of diplomatic asylum codified. The legal basis for such asylum was set by conventions in Havana (1928), Montevideo (1939) and Caracas (1954). The existence of such regulations can be related to the legal recognition of "urgent" cases of persecution. The above mentioned legal acts also describe who can qualify for such asylum.
English abstract/description written by Michał Gilewski

Intro -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Introduction: Roman Ingarden, The Life of a Philosophical Work -- Part I: Ontology -- Chapter 1: Modes and Moments in Ingarden's Ontology -- Chapter 2: Logical Modalities, Existential Moments, and Modes of Being: Some Reflections on Ingarden's Existential Ontology -- Chapter 3: Questions Concerning Reality: Ingarden's Erotetical Path Toward Realism -- Chapter 4: Sounds and/or Tones? Scruton, Ingarden ( . . . and Levinson) on Musical Aesthetics and Ontology -- Part II: Aesthetics -- Chapter 5: Lipps, Stein, and Ingarden on Empathy and the Coexperiencing of Value in the Aesthetic Experience -- Chapter 6: 8-Bit Mystique: An Ingardenian Aesthetic Analysis of the Appeal of Retro Computer Games -- Chapter 7: Roman Ingarden on Aesthetic Attention -- Chapter 8: Roman Ingarden on Fictional Times -- Contributors -- Index.