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• W2497136475 abstract "Trabalho enviado em 06 de janeiro de 2016. Aceito em 23 de marco de 2016. DOI: 10.12957/rqi.2016.20248 Resumo Considerando que a observância do decorum e importante para assegurar  o bom relacionamento humano, em especial  na  esfera publica e, ainda, que  episodios de quebra de decorum sao recorrentes na vida publica brasileira, propomo-nos,    neste artigo,   a resgatar esse conceito classico,  uma vez que sua revalorizacao e oportuna e urgente. Apresentamos, entao,    uma revisao historica   do conceito de decorum a partir  dos classicos  e  verificamos  que,  embora esse conceito  tenha  sofrido mutacoes, seu  aspecto fundamental, a intima  ligacao com a etica, se mantem ate hoje. Evidencia de que tal conceito classico ainda sobrevive e  existir, em muitos  paises, “codigos de etica e decorum ”  dos  orgaos legislativos, judiciais e  outros. Verificamos, no entanto, que  esse conceito e sensivel a  cultura,  o que se  evidencia na analise constrastiva de uma amostra  de episodios de violacao ao decorum protagonizados por juizes da Suprema Corte americana  e por Ministros do Supremo Tribunal Federal  brasileiro. Constatamos que,  enquanto o decorum para os americanos e um valor de que nao abrem mao, no Brasil e um conceito esquecido no papel, e letra morta. Reflete-se tambem sobre a arrogância dos que detem o poder,  atitude a qual  atribuimos  a causa de muitas ocorrencias de   quebra do  decorum Palavras-chave: decorum; revisao historica; analise contrastiva; Brasil; Estados Unidos da America Abstract Considering that the observance of decorum is important to assure good human relationships, especially in the public sphere, and, also, that episodes of breach of decorum are recurrent in Brazilian public life, I propose to recover this classical concept, since its re-evaluation is opportune and urgent.  I present therefore a historical revision of the concept of decorum starting from the classics and find that, although this concept has undergone changes, its fundamental aspect, the intimate connection with ethics, has been maintained until the present day. Evidence that this classical concept still survives is the existence, in many countries, of “codes of ethics and decorum” of legislative, judicial and other organs. I find, however, that this concept is sensitive to culture, which is proven in the contrastive analysis of a sample of episodes of the violation of decorum by judges of the American Supreme Court and of  the Brazilian Supreme Court. I found that, although violations of Americans are less severe than Brazilians, the reactions of the media and American citizens are much more energetic, because  decorum for the Americans is a value that they hold dear, while  in Brazil it is a dead letter, lacking be ressurected. I also present some reflections on the arrogance of those who hold power, an attitude to which I attribute the cause of many occurrences of the breach of decorum nowadays. Keywords : decorum; historical revision; contrastive analysis; Brazil; United States of America" @default.
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• W2497136475 title "Sobre o decorum: dos clássicos à pós-modernidade" @default.
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