THE CENTENARY OF PAULO EMÍLIO RIBEIRO DE VILHENA: VISITING THE MUSEUM OF EVERYTHING
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.12818/P.0304-2340.2026v88p563Abstract
The Museum of Innocence and My Father’s Suitcase, by Orhan Pamuk, and Almost Memory, by Carlos Heitor Cony, served as a motif to explore the life of Professor Paulo Emílio Ribeiro de Vilhena, in celebration of the centenary of his birth. The traces left by him and kept in a repository of memorabilia help to understand the way he comprehended the theory of law and the theory of individual, collective, and procedural labor law, always based on the composition of legal relationships in the interaction between public law and private law.
KEYWORDS: Law and literature. Memory. Theory of law. Centenary of Professor Paulo Emílio Ribeiro de Vilhena.
