DESENCANTAMIENTO DEL DERECHO MODERNO AL DERECHO POSTMODERNO: VISIBILIZACIÓN DE DERECHOS OTROS Y EL DERECHO COMUNITARIO
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El documento presenta los procesos de “desencantamiento” de la sociedad y el derecho, evidenciando los desarrollos científicos y tecnológicos, que desde la primera revolución industrial han acompañado las transformaciones jurídicas, con nuevas respuestas, nuevos métodos, nuevas formas de operatividad jurídica. Indudablemente en este marco de convulsiones es difícil encontrar el núcleo que trasformara el deber ser del derecho, por ello se recorren las nuevas teorías del derecho, el derecho revolucionario, para concluir en un diálogo con el derecho comunitario y sus fuentes que surgen de una matriz diferente al derecho clásico occidental
CLAVES PALABRAS: Derecho, modernidad, postmodernidad, racionalidad, constituciones, Estado, giros jurídicos, derecho otro, derecho revolucionario, derecho comunitario, cosmovisión, fuentes.
ABSTRACT
This article presented the process of "disenchantment" of society and law evidenced by the scientific and technological developments, which since the first industrial revolution produced the legal changes, with new answers, new methods, news forms of legal operation. In this context of seizures is difficult to find the core that will transform what ought to be the law. Therefore, this article will explore the new theories of law and the revolutionary right for conclude in a dialogue with community law and its sources that arise from a different matrix Western classical law.
KEY WORD: Law, modernity, postmodernity, rationality, State, legal turns, Other Law, community law, revolutionary right, cosmology, sources alternative, alternative sources
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