F. Fontanelli

[...] n a nutshell, this book is a worthwhile work which provides both knowledge and pleasure for all jurists, whether they are beginners or old hands. It forms a harmonious whole thanks to a distinctive leitmotiv that is present throughout its chapters: the same willingness to reach knowledge and truth by means of dialogue which presides over the works of Plato. The book is so well conceived, and its essays so insightful, that it is impossible not to become absorbed by it. I hope that this review will encourage more people to read and enjoy this valuable contribution to the debate in this field. [...]