A glance from the aesthetic to the constitutional interpretation
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.332188Keywords:
narrative, emotions, pragmatism, art, interpretation, execution, public, politicAbstract
It can be spoken, from the point of view of Lief H. Carter, of an aesthetic impact of the United States Supreme Court sentences about a public trained by the publicity that the media have done ofthem. If the emotion thatthe beauty of one of thatjurisprudential pieces hasjoined to their acceptation level, itis not only possible but logical, to use some elements of art critic in orderto examine those decisions. Thatisthe author investigation, who warns that his proposal was already implied in some paragraphs by Kant and, contemporary,it has been retaken by philosophers such as Hans Georg Gadamer and jurists as Ronald Dworking.
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