Reflections on the idea of justice and humanism: an approach on the Emmanuel Lévinas phenomenology field

Abstract

The present study shows some reflections about Justice and Humanism conception to be developed as an education process on the Law under-graduation courses. The author selects as theoretical fundament to the work, the phenomenological thinking by Emmanuel Lévinas. Among the thematic choice of the objects, it is highlighted the need of the law operator (lawyer, state attorney, judge, mastership, chief of police, and other positions of the same duty) to researching, reflecting and applying the
Justice institution, with Humanism fundaments. The study proposes a curriculum review on the Law under-graduation courses of subjects about Humanism, Anthropology, Sociology (Philosophy: ethics, aesthetics, moral and arts.).