Ideology as a determinant of legal hermeneutics
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https://doi.org/10.4013/rechtd.2016.82.03Abstract
This paper discusses the relation between ideology, as defined by several theses, and legal hermeneutics, seen here from the perspective of language and interpretation. It examines some concepts related to discourse analysis, such as Karl Marx’ concept of alienation, and some aspects of their reception in Brazilian scholarship. By broadening the list of interpreters of the legal norm, including social actors, even though not in a strict sense, it is possible to better understand reality and its complex relation with the social tissue in which it takes place.
Keywords: ideology, legal hermeneutics, alienation, Marx.
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