La interpretación y el diálogo democrático
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https://doi.org/10.71206/rapc.109Resumen
SUMARIO:
I. Introducción.
II. La dimensión del problema.
III. El originalismo.
IV. El nuevo originalismo.
V. El constitucionalismo vivo/ La interpretación dinámica.
VI. El originalismo vivo (living originalism).
VII. Dworkin, la lectura moral y la "novela en cadena".
VIII. El diálogo democrático y la interpretación en una comunidad de iguales.
IX. Bibliografía.
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