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La importancia de la llamada “falacia naturalista” en la filosofía jurídica de los dos últimos siglos es casi indiscutible, tanto por la frecuencia con que se la esgrime como argumento irrebatible contra el iusnaturalismo como por la centralidad que la defensa de su validez ocupa en el pensamiento positivista1. En las páginas siguientes se examinará brevemente una de las aristas del contexto filosófico en el que dicho argumento fue elaborado, la epistemológica, para pasar a continuación a su análisis y a la descripción de las respuestas dadas desde el iusnaturalismo. La intención es poner de manifiesto la conexión existente entre el argumento de la falacia y la modernidad jurídica.
The importance of the socalled “naturalistic fallacy” in the juridical philosophy of the past two centuries is almost indisputable, not only due to how frequently it is used as an irrefutable argument but also because of the centrality that the defense of its validity has in positivist thought1 . The following pages contain a brief examination of one of the edges on which this argument was built, the epistemological one, followed by its analysis and a description of the answers given from jusnaturalism. The intention here is revealing and highlighting the existing connection between the fallacy argument and juridical modernity.
Razón, Law in general. Comparative and uniform law. Jurisprudence, modernidad jurídica, derecho natural., naturaleza, Derecho natural, Modernidad jurídica, Derecho natural., K1-7720, K, Law, Falacia naturalista, razón
Razón, Law in general. Comparative and uniform law. Jurisprudence, modernidad jurídica, derecho natural., naturaleza, Derecho natural, Modernidad jurídica, Derecho natural., K1-7720, K, Law, Falacia naturalista, razón
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