The Thirty years of dialectical humanism of The Law Found on the Street

contemporaneity, challenges and perspectives

Abstract

The present work proposes a revision of some of the points that structure the reflections of the DANR, for three decades of a critical collection produced by the collective, having as a specific reference the first volume of the series "Law Found on the Street - Critical Introduction to the Right "- published by Brasília in the year 1987 (SOUSA JUNIOR, 1987). The authors have divided themselves with the task of reflecting, updating, proposing considerations, future perspectives and challenges for the DANR from the epistemological referential of this volume. For this reason, it was defined as the threshold of the collective construction, the departure of the referred bases, but with the purpose of glimpsing contemporary reflections, taking into account the experiences and knowledge of the authors who have written these texts, thus guiding the reflections on the following themes: a) epistemological challenges of Law Found on the Street in the field of critical theory of law; b) Access to Justice; c) Human Rights education and contemporary reflections (HRE and African descent, HRE and indigenous people, HRE and LGBTI+ claims).