Epistemic study of law in different cultures

The objective of this article is an analysis of how law adapts to the particularities of each society, based on the conceptions and perspectives of the legal systems of different cultures. It is essential for the scientific community to contrast that the law reflects the culture of each society and that as society advances it is subject to changes or modifications. The method used is based on analysis-synthesis, inductive-deductive, with a descriptive representation based on an extensive bibliographic search that allows conclusions to be reached in its documentary analysis. As a result, the study of law is approached from an intercultural perspective to better understand the different conceptions of legal systems at a global level.

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Revista Científica Episteme & Praxis
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.62451/rep.v2i3.62
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Legal Education and Practice Innovations
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Epistemic study of law in different cultures

Jesús Armando Martínez Gómez, Karla Elizabeth Mariscal-Ureta
Revista Científica Episteme & Praxis
Legal Education and Practice Innovations
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Epistemic study of law in different cultures

Jesús Armando Martínez Gómez, Karla Elizabeth Mariscal-Ureta
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Abstract

The objective of this article is an analysis of how law adapts to the particularities of each society, based on the conceptions and perspectives of the legal systems of different cultures. It is essential for the scientific community to contrast that the law reflects the culture of each society and that as society advances it is subject to changes or modifications. The method used is based on analysis-synthesis, inductive-deductive, with a descriptive representation based on an extensive bibliographic search that allows conclusions to be reached in its documentary analysis. As a result, the study of law is approached from an intercultural perspective to better understand the different conceptions of legal systems at a global level.

Revista Científica Episteme & PraxisVol. 2(3)
Autonomous University of Queretaro (MX)
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Legal Education and Practice Innovations
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