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DOI: 10.5209/rev_raso.2015.v24.50642
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Dificultad y necesidad de la antropología del derecho

Abstract: Resumen Y ¿si fuera el derecho una historia romana proyectada por analogía e imperialismo hasta en el seno de las sociedades "primitivas" estudiadas por los antropólogos? el objetivo de este artículo consiste en tomar en consideración la propiedad del derecho de ser él-mismo la ciencia de sus razonamientos y de sus prácticas, lo cual introduce desviaciones recurrentes en las tentativas de estudio antropológico de lo jurídico ya que, para el derecho, lo descriptivo es inseparable de lo prescriptivo. una dificul… Show more

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“…In this view, anthropology and jurisprudence have fundamental epistemological differences that impede interdisciplinary communication (see e.g. Geertz, 1983; Davidson, 1992; Kandel, 1992; Rigby and Sevareid, 1992; Assier-Andrieu, 2015). Others criticise this assumption and argue that the alleged epistemological divide between law and anthropology must be deconstructed to gain a better understanding of the relationship between the two disciplines (e.g.…”
Section: Anthropology and The Law: The ‘Epistemological-divide Debate’mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this view, anthropology and jurisprudence have fundamental epistemological differences that impede interdisciplinary communication (see e.g. Geertz, 1983; Davidson, 1992; Kandel, 1992; Rigby and Sevareid, 1992; Assier-Andrieu, 2015). Others criticise this assumption and argue that the alleged epistemological divide between law and anthropology must be deconstructed to gain a better understanding of the relationship between the two disciplines (e.g.…”
Section: Anthropology and The Law: The ‘Epistemological-divide Debate’mentioning
confidence: 99%