The concept of "Humanism" arises in a totally different historical context, in the Renaissance; Humanism develops exceptionally in the Florentine academy with Ficino, Pico della Mirandola and other authors.
However, in this essay, reference will be made to humanist thought in its cultural dimension as well as normative juridical as it appears in the concept of Humanism in the Renaissance, it is not totally alien to the word "literature" by the word "education", the Renaissance concept From social humanism to current thinking is very similar to modern social criteria since with the human values included in the Declaration of Human Rights. There is some profound relationship that escapes us between recognizing through reason that we are all free and equal before the law as we understand it today, and as stated in the Declaration of Human Rights.
Current and contemporary humanism from the social legal point of view
The current humanism has a lot to do in this article I intend to analyze Humanism in the current legal Renaissance before a normative society, in the Enlightenment, and in the contemporary world. Humanism constitutes the starting point of modernity, and at the same time, it is an ideal of reason, which is never perfectly realized in history.
Humanism, as established on the basis of human rights, faces human-imposed legal norms for a more humane and stable social common good, that is, the dissolution of natural law and to offer a just and legal right. in social legal history. They argue that it is not possible to substantiate human rights through a return to the ancients and to enhance the capacity for justice due to the lack of equal human control.
Human rights are not based on the nature of the ancients, but on the freedom of modern knowledge and laws imposed for the respect of human rights in a more humane society, the way to impart justice, respect and education to each individual is already applicable to the interpretation of the law, humanism is more than a human sentiment, it is a social right supported by different social and cultural organizations supported by laws imposed by the state and, as an individual, to have a better social reaction to our life entity, Humanism is the main basis of our feelings towards a just society, without respect for freedom and fundamental human rights.
Since its origin, humanism and humanitarianism, human rights and law, have had a common basis in the search for respect for human life and dignity and in the conception of the human being as a subject of law and not as an object of compassion or charity. However, in their respective evolutions, both currents have evolved differently and today we find ourselves in a complex situation in which, at times, the aspiration for human rights, for all human rights and their indivisibility, seems to collide with the concern for some rights and especially the right to a dignified life, the fundamental objective of humanitarian action.
From a strictly legal point of view, there is discussion about who would be the owner responsible for the respect of this right of humanitarian assistance, for some it could be said that social solidarity are very important factors for the subject to grow up, respect and serialize himself as an individual both in what social as well as morally, society is the most important part in humanitarian life, since it is there that humanism is applied due to the basic needs of man, he builds projects around his life that aim to create of a better life or in the same way it is building triggers for a negative life where it affects an entire social and cultural environment as well as that is where as human beings we must act with humanism giving them the necessary support,since it is time to act in solidarity in the social and labor sphere and necessarily, it is important that the legal system is more equal and reasonable in the application of the laws since it is one of the factors that makes the human being feel or not treat with equal rights, that is why in a humanitarian way we build a society of respect and equality in values and that a sentence or a sanction is applied in accordance with the law and that in the same way they are the same for all at the time with the same consideration, or criterion of a human being for another human being.It is important that the legal system is more egalitarian and reasonable in the application of the laws since it is one of the factors that makes the human being feel or not treated with equal rights, that is why we humanely build a society of respect and equality in values and that a sentence or a sanction be applied according to law and that in the same way they are the same for all at the time with the same consideration, or criterion of a human being for another human being.It is important that the legal system is more egalitarian and reasonable in the application of the laws since it is one of the factors that makes the human being feel or not treated with equal rights, that is why we humanely build a society of respect and equality in values and that a sentence or a sanction be applied according to law and that in the same way they are the same for all at the time with the same consideration, or criterion of a human being for another human being.
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