HOW TO APPROACH THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN THE CURRENT SCENARIO? INTERDISCIPLINARY AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY DIALOGUES AMONGST LAW, CULTURE, RELIGION AND UTHOPIAS IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL MOVEMENTS

Abstract

Through a analysis of philosophical concepts and interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary socioantropological and juridical approaches, this article seeks to think on the following question: how to interrelate Law, culture, religion and social movements from a paradoxical, dialectical and complex vision of life which enables notions such as of justice that combats violence, underlings and discrimination, and at the same time, motivates experiences of utopias that strengthen human relationships to overcome a culture of injustice? The studies denote that humanity is of an earthly and linguistic condition, and it is pointed out that language integrates paradoxical, dialectical and complex vital forces that enable the rise of dreams, utopias and the plurality and diversity of human ways of living. Such understanding is a necessary condition to conceive a Law that integrates, as a teleological horizon, a justice in which discrimination, underling and generation of violence are not accepted, in addition to promote people to believe in utopias in this horizon of justice where dreams awakes in educational processes of subjectivity and strengthened in Social and Cultural Movements.