Is it possible to legally protect the life project?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18316/redes.v5i2.3868Keywords:
Human Being, Freedom, Life Project, Alternative Project, Substitute Project.Abstract
The human being projects permanently. There is no other possibility in his living. One lives projecting, one projects in order to live. And one projects because the human being is free and temporal. Free to decide about what he wants to be, about his destiny. But the project is only feasible if the human being, besides being free, is temporal. When projecting, one decides in the present aiming at the future, relying on the past. Only by understanding the human being, the it is possible to distinguish the diverse, and complex range of damage it can suffer, your diversity, and the consequences they represent for the person's life.
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