Derecho a ser auténtico: fundamentos filosóficos y jurídicos desde una síntesis entre personalidad jurídica y libertad de desarrollo personal
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2018
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Alba Niño, Javier Antonio
Jaimes Monsalve, Diego Alexander
Guarín Roa, Reynaldo
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
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El presente artículo, desarrolla cuatro conceptos distintos (personalidad jurídica, libertad, autenticidad y libre desarrollo de la personalidad), desde varias perspectivas, aludiendo a sus componentes, así como a las definiciones habidas para estos; en este sentido, se genera un aporte especial al terminar cada sección, los cuales han de ser retomados al final, a manera de síntesis. El resultado de este análisis es un insumo teórico para considerar a la autenticidad, también llamada autonomía, como un derecho humano y fundamental, a pesar de no ser textualmente reconocido en el rango nacional e internacional. La metodología para esta investigación fue cualitativa, con inclinación hermenéutica, basadas en un paradigma interpretativo, la técnica para recolectar la información fue la observación y los instrumentos utilizados fueron notas físicas y virtuales
This article develops four distinct concepts (legal personality, freedom, authenticity and free development of personality), through several perspectives, alluding to their components, as well as the existing definitions for these; under this sense, it is generated a special input when finalizing every section, which will be retaken in the end, as a synthesis. The result of this analysis is a theoretical contribution for considering authenticity, also called autonomy, as a human and fundamental right, despite of being not textually recognized in national and international range. Methodology for this research was qualitative, with a hermeneutic inclination, both based on an interpretive paradigm, the technic to collect information was observation and the used instruments were physical and virtual notes
This article develops four distinct concepts (legal personality, freedom, authenticity and free development of personality), through several perspectives, alluding to their components, as well as the existing definitions for these; under this sense, it is generated a special input when finalizing every section, which will be retaken in the end, as a synthesis. The result of this analysis is a theoretical contribution for considering authenticity, also called autonomy, as a human and fundamental right, despite of being not textually recognized in national and international range. Methodology for this research was qualitative, with a hermeneutic inclination, both based on an interpretive paradigm, the technic to collect information was observation and the used instruments were physical and virtual notes
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Autenticidad, Libertad, Derecho fundamental, Derecho humano, Libre desarrollo personal, Personalidad jurídica, Authenticity, Freedom, Fundamental right, Human Right, Free personal development, Legal personality
