Pensar o discurso de quem não pode falar em situação de igualdade

The idea of Subject of Law is an imperative of the Philosophy of Law that universalizes Human Rights. It turns out that the alleged universality finds no support in reality. The subject’s discursive, historical and philosophical creation ends up creating an “Other Subject” that does not effectively enjoy the rights of the Subject of Law. This “Other Subject” is unable to constitute rights for himself because he cannot speak on equal terms. To think about the discourse of those who cannot speak equally is to rethink the way in which the structures of domination that marginalize and subordinate subjects are produced and reproduced.

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