Ilusão e opressão: o direito como instrumento de não transformação social

Abstract

This dissertation, in a very modest way, seeks to analyze law, as a fictional phenomenon that produces an illusory game, which oppresses to be able to assert itself, so we have the strong support of thinkers who have studied the theme. Law is fiction and takes belief very into account. From fiction to reality, it is possible to pass - without magic - because there is motivation and not just obligation in law: rational construct and coercion (for nonbelievers). The social control exercised by law, as well as by democracy and other public institutes, derives from the belief in the trustworthiness of which is better for all, but the right that protects it also oppresses and by it can not arrive at any kind of social transformation. The right when it is concerned with truth, seek means of telling its own truth, the so-called "truth" of law and its means to say such truth is a true spectacle, a mystery of faith, of the believer's belief in law, truth of religion. As an overcoming of this paradigm, an in-depth study of the absurd and the comedy associated with law is understood as a way of overcoming this paradigm