La représentation de la nature devant le juge : Plaidoyer pour une épistémologie juridique du fictif

This paper explores the concept of Nature in a historical and theoretical dimension. The concept has two essential meanings for the legal scholar. Narrowly defined, that is in an ecological sense, it is known as the subject matter of a specialized branch of environmental law (Nature Protection Law)....

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Autor principal:	Jochen Sohnle
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Publicado:	Éditions en environnement VertigO 2015
Materias:	nature (ecological sense) nature (sense of physical reality) law as a fictitious system Roman law law theory philosophy of law Environmental sciences GE1-350
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:d49c0f509abc45178b9d9360270f00c92021-12-02T09:59:59ZLa représentation de la nature devant le juge : Plaidoyer pour une épistémologie juridique du fictif1492-844210.4000/vertigo.16343https://doaj.org/article/d49c0f509abc45178b9d9360270f00c92015-09-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/16343https://doaj.org/toc/1492-8442This paper explores the concept of Nature in a historical and theoretical dimension. The concept has two essential meanings for the legal scholar. Narrowly defined, that is in an ecological sense, it is known as the subject matter of a specialized branch of environmental law (Nature Protection Law). In the broad sense, transmitted by the ancient world (natura), nature corresponds to reality as governed by the “laws” of nature (the naturel sciences). In the Western perception, this reality can be considered to be in an opposing relationship with the legal system, which is only fictitious. The author defends actually the dichotomy between physical reality (nature in a broad sense) and legal fictionalism. It is shown that fictionalism in general and the fictional techniques of legal personality and representation in particular are capable to protect effectively nature in the narrow (ecological) sense. In that context, the role of the judge is to be regarded, through the operation of the law, as an intermediary between the real world and the world of law.Jochen SohnleÉditions en environnement VertigOarticlenature (ecological sense)nature (sense of physical reality)law as a fictitious systemRoman lawlaw theoryphilosophy of lawEnvironmental sciencesGE1-350FRVertigO, Vol 22 (2015)
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topic	nature (ecological sense) nature (sense of physical reality) law as a fictitious system Roman law law theory philosophy of law Environmental sciences GE1-350
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description	This paper explores the concept of Nature in a historical and theoretical dimension. The concept has two essential meanings for the legal scholar. Narrowly defined, that is in an ecological sense, it is known as the subject matter of a specialized branch of environmental law (Nature Protection Law). In the broad sense, transmitted by the ancient world (natura), nature corresponds to reality as governed by the “laws” of nature (the naturel sciences). In the Western perception, this reality can be considered to be in an opposing relationship with the legal system, which is only fictitious. The author defends actually the dichotomy between physical reality (nature in a broad sense) and legal fictionalism. It is shown that fictionalism in general and the fictional techniques of legal personality and representation in particular are capable to protect effectively nature in the narrow (ecological) sense. In that context, the role of the judge is to be regarded, through the operation of the law, as an intermediary between the real world and the world of law.
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title_short	La représentation de la nature devant le juge : Plaidoyer pour une épistémologie juridique du fictif
title_full	La représentation de la nature devant le juge : Plaidoyer pour une épistémologie juridique du fictif
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La représentation de la nature devant le juge : Plaidoyer pour une épistémologie juridique du fictif

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