Disrespect to human dignity: dialogues between law, literature and culture

Authors

  • Maiara Giorgi Universität Hamburg - Deutschland

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18316/redes.v5i2.3466

Keywords:

Law, Literature, Culture, Family Relationships, Monteiro Lobato.

Abstract

This article presents an analysis of the tale Negrinha by Monteiro Lobato, first published in 1920 in a storybook of the same name. In this analysis, we establish a relation between Law, more precisely the transformation of family relationships and the fundamental rights inscribed in the article 227 of the Federal Constitution, Literature and Culture, explaining and exemplifying the theme with a literary text. The proposition of the subject is based on the understanding that the mobility of cultural processes acts on the way society regulates, manages and represents, in its rules of social behavior, issues related to the identity of individuals and its bonds. In this regard the tale written by Lobato denounces the violation of human and fundamental rights expressed in the article above, which assume relevance both legal and social as well as cultural, considering that it is the duty of the state, the family and society protect and support the minor. Elements of research in doctrine and legislation will be used to trace the legal aspects present in the theme, followed by an analysis of the suggested tale, given its legal, contextual and cultural aspects.

Author Biography

Maiara Giorgi, Universität Hamburg - Deutschland

Bacharel em Direito pela Universidade de Caxias do Sul (UCS/RS). Licenciada em Letras - Habilitação em língua inglesa pela Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos (UNISINOS/RS). Mestre em Processos e Manifestações Cuturais pela Universidade FEEVALE (RS). Doutoranda em Direito na Universidade de Hamburgo (Alemanha). Bolsista de mérito da Universidade de Hamburgo (Leistungsstipendien für internationale Studierende der Universität Hamburg).

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Published

2017-11-14

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 2 (2017)

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