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Abstract: The article explores two current interpretative tendencies that seem to converge in the judicial practice of our country in the enforcement of the law (the interpretivism and the formalism) and which main characteristic derives from the fact that both seem to represent distorted versions o...

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Autor principal: Elfman, Jonas
Formato: Artículo acceptedVersion
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Derecho. Departamento de Publicaciones 2019
Materias:
Interpretativismo
Formalismo
Derecho
Autoridad
Iusnaturalismo
Positivismo
Ciencia del derecho
Discurso juridico
Historia del derecho
Practica juridica
Discrecion judicial
Interpretacion juridica
Decision judicial
Independencia judicial
Derecho continental
Derecho anglosajon
Teoria del derecho
Facultades del juez
Crisis de autoridad
Filosofia del derecho
Estado de derecho
Codigo civil y comercial
Constitucion
Interpretativism
Formalism
Law
Authority
Iusnaturalism
Positivism
Science of law
Law speech
History of law
Social practice
Judicial discretion
Legal interpretation
Judicial decision
Judicial independence
Civil law
Common law
Legal theory
Judge profile
Authority crisis
Rule of law
Dog-law
Civil Code
Constitution
Philosophy of law
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Sumario:Abstract: The article explores two current interpretative tendencies that seem to converge in the judicial practice of our country in the enforcement of the law (the interpretivism and the formalism) and which main characteristic derives from the fact that both seem to represent distorted versions of the two major occidental judicial models (the common law and the continental law) and, as such, both tendencies seem to conspire against the possibility to develop a consistent judicial practice.

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