The contribution is divided into three parts: in the first part it sums up the genealogy of constitutional adjudication in Brazilian history; in the second one it highlights some aspects of the mixed system of constitutional control established since the 1988 constitution; in the third part it discusses some doctrinal postures and some critical receptions of foreign doctrines. The thesis I intend to argue is that constitutional jurisprudence is subject to analysis in Brazil from three main points of view: jurisprudential exegesis, critical hermeneutics and the movement of Law and Literature. The latter, in particular, has distinguished itself for producing fine analysis of the patterns of justice found in literature.
Jus Dicere in Terrae Brasilis: Politica, Ermeneutica, Letteratura
Vespaziani
2018-01-01
Abstract
The contribution is divided into three parts: in the first part it sums up the genealogy of constitutional adjudication in Brazilian history; in the second one it highlights some aspects of the mixed system of constitutional control established since the 1988 constitution; in the third part it discusses some doctrinal postures and some critical receptions of foreign doctrines. The thesis I intend to argue is that constitutional jurisprudence is subject to analysis in Brazil from three main points of view: jurisprudential exegesis, critical hermeneutics and the movement of Law and Literature. The latter, in particular, has distinguished itself for producing fine analysis of the patterns of justice found in literature.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
