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Fides et Ratio - Revista de Difusión cultural y científica de la Universidad La Salle en Bolivia

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LUDENA GONZALEZ, Gerardo F.  and  MISARI TORPOCO, David Efraín. Kirchmann and the impact of the accident study on the right of the 21st century. Fides Et Ratio [online]. 2019, vol.18, n.18, pp.111-132. ISSN 2071-081X.

Abstract At present, there are jurists who still consider law as a science. The question would be, is it really a science? Every day we run into a procedural activity, full of files and cases, in which the lawyer does not apply -actually- a science, but rather a “technique” to put an end to the litigation. In such a way, that the right would not come to be a science, but a technique. In the present article, we will deal with an analysis of Kirchmann’s thought, but we will also give our position when arguing that law is a technique.

Keywords : Acientificity; law; legal philosophy; legal science; procedural technique.

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