Publication: El modelo darwinista del derecho: una interpretación organicista del primer Roscoe Pound
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2020-01-01
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Escuela de Filosofía de la Universidad Industrial de Santander
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Si bien Roscoe Pound tiene su lugar en la historia del pensamiento jurídico gracias a su sociological jurisprudence, el organicismo jurídico de sus primeros trabajos es menos conocido. En este artículo, se rastreará aquel en la formación botánica de Pound. Se verá cómo se diferencia del organicismo clásico y cómo se integra en el debate sobre las fuentes del derecho en la tradición del common law. Finalmente, se propondrá una interpretación en clave darwinista de dicho organicismo jurídico de sus primeros escritos.
Roscoe Pound’s legal organicism is perhaps less well-known than his sociological jurisprudence. In this article, I will trace it back to Pound’ botanical education. I will compare classical legal organicism with Pound's as well as the latter's place in the debate about the sources of law in the common law tradition. Finally, I will tentatively propose a Darwinian interpretation of the legal organicism in his early writings.
Roscoe Pound’s legal organicism is perhaps less well-known than his sociological jurisprudence. In this article, I will trace it back to Pound’ botanical education. I will compare classical legal organicism with Pound's as well as the latter's place in the debate about the sources of law in the common law tradition. Finally, I will tentatively propose a Darwinian interpretation of the legal organicism in his early writings.
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Sociological jurisprudence, Darwinismo, Organicismo juridico, Fuentes jurídicas, Ciencia del derecho, Historia, Sociological jurisprudence, Darwinism,, Legal organicism,, Legal sources, Jurisprudence, History
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Saucedo Maqueda, V. M. (2020). El modelo darwinista del derecho: una interpretación organicista del primer Roscoe Pound. Revista Filosofía UIS, 19(1), 129–164.