Uma análise crítica do Direito sob uma perspectiva jusfilosófica
In: Revista Desafios, Band 4, Heft 2, S. 83-95
With the words written here, we have the desire to reflect on what is Law, the so-called "Juridical Science". Observing that in the world "legal reason is posited as a reason without a body, or, if we wish as a narcissistic reason, insofar as it is the mirror-object body of itself" (SATIE, 2010, 637), our view of the Law has here a critical philosophical-sociological bias. We criticize the Law based on comments about what we believe to be the two main typologies of men that currently exist in our social environment: the "law man" and the "man of law." This is the legal professional and that is the common man, the one who declares himself faithful to obey the laws. The results of the bibliographical research on the subject reveal that the Law is not well the Science fomenting social peace, but only another ideological instrument responsible for controlling people, with the discriminating of being a state element, cogent, obligatory for all.