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By Luis R. Gold Tapia
E-Mail: luis_oro29@hotmail.com
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Today we find it hard to imagine public affairs without the presence of political parties gravitating. But neither their existence nor their role has always been accepted and considered even less obvious. Only in the last two years has strengthened the idea of \u200b\u200ba political party, however, from time to time declared their practices are harmful to the order and its existence raises political antipathy and even hostility. Such rejection is beyond the left-right axis. For example, Carl Schmitt (1888-1985) and Hannah Arendt (1906-1975), despite occupying diametrically opposed positions on the ideological spectrum agree criticize the idea of \u200b\u200ba political party, in fact, both are hostile to parties, although for different reasons. But this reluctance is not new. In fact, the idea has been accepted late match both political theory and public law.
systematic reflection on political parties, dates only from mid-nineteenth century. But this does not imply in any way with century prior to that has not been written and discussed on the subject. In fact, in the eighteenth century there were philosophers and professional politicians who addressed the issue tangentially and, except for Edmund Burke, not always so benevolent.
The party idea was in principle incompatible with the idea of \u200b\u200bharmony and the concept of Common Good's more, the party was conceived as the negation of two concepts. To overcome the aforementioned antagonism was necessary to distinguish between the notions of faction and party. Difficult task, since both words denote the same thing. For example, an English politician of the age of enlightenment said "Parties are a bad political factions are the worst of all political evils." However, in the aforementioned century when faction and party begin gradually to emerge as distinct entities. One of the forerunners of such a distinction was Bolingbroke. The English politician, in 1733, established the following distinction: the parties divided the people according to certain principles, on the other hand, factions are formed from a purely personal interests. Put another way: the axis around which parties articulate the ideas and values \u200b\u200bas we say in contemporary language. They contribute to give a tinge of "idealism", ie of selflessness and, by extension, of "altruism." This distinction helped to partially evacuate the word match the negative connotations that the tradition had attributed. Conversely, moving up to the factions are purely personal interests, as they refer to selfish ends, which of course, in this logical reasoning-are in opposition to community purposes pursued by the parties.
But the distinction between both entities failed to dispel fears of the parties, since it continued to persist the belief that the parties arose when the political community was divided, because he had lost the harmony and unity was eroded or collapsed. From this perspective the parties arise when society is split and its existence is an unequivocal sign that it prevails discord.
The concept of game will be configured with some clarity by Edmund Burke in 1770. Burke defines it as "a body of men united to promote, through joint efforts, the national interest based on some particular principle on which everyone agrees." In this conception, in my view, to stress two ideas. First, the term "national interest." This indicates that the party seeks the common good in the sense that you want the benefit the whole and not one of its parts. But if there are different ways of thinking about the national interest is plausible to assume that there are as many conceptions of it as there are parties. If this is so in practice, accurate Burke, is that men "who think freely in certain circumstances will think differently." Second idea: the term "particular principle" denotes that the party must be built around the views and ideals which are designed to promote the interests of the community. Moreover, as regards the factions are conceived as entities that are characterized by the incessant struggle petty, whose main purpose is to "get jobs and salaries." Consequently, "the pursuit of patronage is the objective characteristic of the insurgents." However
the radical contrast between party and faction, it is imperative to emphasize two ideas. First, the factions are conceived as entities that aim to corrupt profiteers state institutions. Second, selfish and petty motives of the rebels have undermined the public interest.
As far as regards practical politics is relevant to recall that both factions and parties were not accepted during the eighteenth century, even during the turmoil of the French Revolution. Illustrative in this regard is the trial of Robespierre, one of the founding fathers most conspicuous of the Revolution, noting that if "warned ambition, intrigue, cunning and Machiavellian, he recognized one faction, and was consistent with the nature of all factions to sacrifice the general interest." Another hero of the Revolution, Saint-Just, said that "every party is criminal, so any faction is criminal, all factions trying to undermine the sovereignty of the people." Further, it held that "to divide the people, factions freedom replaced by the fury of partisanship." Note that the French revolutionaries, on the one hand, did not accept the idea of \u200b\u200bparty and, second, still make the distinction between faction and party as the "conservative" Burke had outlined twenty years earlier in England.
parties began to be accepted both in theory and in practice in the mid-nineteenth century. Its acceptance in no small part is associated with the rise of the liberal worldview. The liberal doctrine promotes tolerance and pluralism, which therefore constitutes acceptance of others as different. Indeed, parties were allowed to understand that diversity and dissent is not necessarily generated discord in the political community. In other words, it was realized that the existence of parties did not raise its own political turmoil.
The diversity of parties, which is expression of the plurality of opinions and interests, not in any way imply the negation of the unit. Because diversity is the existence of a pool that includes and transcends the specificity of the parties. The diversity would be something like the species and gender unit. This argument was key, because it helped allay fears of discord, fragmentation and chaos.
Consequently, pluralism and sponsors accept dissent, but only to the extent that represents a consensus on the substance. Consensus in the field, political necessarily unanimous compliance with the rules of the game. Illustrative in this regard are the words of Lord Balfour's view that "the political machine English presupposes a people so united in essence that can afford to quarrel with no problems. "
The coexistence of consensus and dissent is possible when there is agreement on the rules governing the political fray. The acceptance of the rules of the game's behavior raises antagonists of certain self-limitations that allow the conflict between them is revealed as scheduled and not conflict as a struggle virulent or violent confrontation. If no such consensus, as indicated by FG \u200b\u200bBailey, "the policy would cease to be competitive and would become struggle.
In short, for a political partnership is required to survive a minimum normative consensus. By the way, it is essential that there is a unanimously accepted core values, so that they constitute a reference point that operates as a pivot, as a guiding light in the relentless rise vagaries of electoral competition, especially when parties are pursuing aims divergent and conflicting.
But the functioning of political parties in reality far from the policy arguments set out above. From a factual standpoint parties are primarily interested groups whose recruitment is formally free, as no one is compelled to join them, and have as their main purpose for accessing the State sponsor or protect from it their interests.
Indeed, it is the interest that leads individuals to form political parties or join them with the practical purpose of carrying out their objectives as being the kind they are. The primary purpose of such groups is to conquer the supreme political power, ie, the positions of political leadership of the State. And just in case you do not win elections they expect to influence him.
This means that political parties regardless of their success in the elections held unchanged its immediate practical purpose, it is to install their leaders in public decision-producing areas, so that from them manage interest of its partners. Thus, the aim of these groups is to provide power to party leaders so that they can give certain active members likely to succeed in achieving their individual goals. This practice is ancient. In fact, Thucydides of Athens in the fifth century BC, noted that "the heads of the matches in different cities, using the lure of beautiful words, earned profits for themselves on the pretext that be serving the public interest. "
parties to succeed in the pursuit of votes, they promise to satisfy certain needs of the electorate. But in practice, when political parties come to power, come to benefit mainly to their respective clientele, giving, for example, positions in the public system. But this must be done with decorum so that politics does not lose its charm, for this reason the game never should submit their interest so naked, that is, as interest proper. By contrast, these must be covered by the rhetoric of the common good with slogans and phrases that are morally beyond reproach and, of course, invoking sublime values. At election time these strategies are designed to win supporters, adherents and attract votes for electors to contribute their vote for the party to achieve one of its primary objectives: access temporarily to the ownership of political power.
interests that really matter to the party are those of the most influential leaders and activists. The interests of voters only have a place where the party's political marketing has not been successful and that puts you at risk of losing the election. Clearer, the parties do not serve the interests of the electorate because they have a special courtesy and consideration for citizens, but because they control half (the vote) that is indispensable for the party to achieve its purpose is to gain access to political power supreme.
From this point of view we can say that matches displayed to voters as a means to an end. And to achieve this end the parties are in the need to flatter voters selfishly in order to obtain from them the vote they will win the election and thus gain political power or at least influence him. In sum, between voters and parties a relationship of means and ends. Voters to realize it takes away from parties and is raised and apathy, disillusionment and loss of prestige rather than politics, but party.
If politics is a struggle for power within what is taking place this contest? The political-party is for scenarios two different planes: one horizontal and one vertical. The first concerns the struggle between parties and their own space is left-right axis. The second, or vertical, is staged inside each of the parties, therefore, it is a struggle between comrades. They compete for access to the party leadership. How power is distributed within a game? Each match consists of an elite that is holding the roles. She sets the direction of the community and selected candidates will be standing for election. Revolve around her party notables who have a less leading role, but influential. Finally, there are militants are those who make operational policies designed the partisan leadership.
Thus, it would be quite safe to say that at times prone to partisan politics ideological discourse is essentially a conflict of interests masquerading as a principled struggle and other management usually involves undercover public interest benefit private.

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Max Weber from the global South

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Articles: This text was the basis for the book launch of Chilean counterpart Luis Oro Tapia, entitled Max Weber and Political Policy, a reading from the periphery (Santiago de Chile, RIL editors , 2010), the presentation was conducted at the Cultural Center Montecarmelo, del Barrio Bellavista (Providencia, Santiago, Chile) in the month of September 2010.


Max Weber from Southern
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Eduardo Hernando Nieto


I Introduction About the interesting work published by Professor Luis Oro Tapia "Max Weber: Politics and Politicians, a reading from the periphery" ( Santiago de Chile, RIL Editores, 2010) would make a critical considering some anti-meta aspects developed by the famous German sociologist. I start with the negative and then move to more emphasis While the light side of the German professor to conclude with an assessment of their contribution in our case from an American perspective and meta.

1. Why not Max Weber?
no doubt that Weber be considered as one of the fathers of social science his thought can not be alien or contrary to the distinction between facts and values \u200b\u200bthat marked the path of modern science and also what was the rejection the concept of nature and natural law [1] . In this sense, Weber be identified in the first term with the so-called first wave of modernism (positivism) and then part of the second wave this time associated with historicism [2] . Weberian thought has always been characterized by denying any possibility of knowledge of the values \u200b\u200b(must be), as Weber would exist a huge variety of these incommensurable values \u200b\u200bbeing so there would be no possibility of resolving conflicts between them as social science how much one could clarify the conflict to the individual chooses. [3] The problem with a reading like this is that leaves us one step of relativism and then quickly to nihilism. Indeed, we recognize in the author Weber warned us about the trend toward "petrified" of the modern institutions via the development of rationality, without But Weber also said that this stream of solidification in any case could be addressed via a revival of spirituality and charisma, however, the big problem would be that according to the neutral point of view to be adopted by Weber, the reason I could never determine whether correct the path of rationality or way of the spirit, ie could not make value judgments [4] at both positions. In this sense, the familiar ethic associated with prominent political behavior in his famous work "Politics as Vocation" [5] , ie the ethics of conviction and the ethic of responsibility [6] could not be elucidated because we would be equally incapable of taking one side or another. [7]
Finally, the question about the difficulty we find in choosing our politicians as opposed to the facility would have for example to select the physician who would like to attend and we heal us [8] can not be acquitted by the text of Weber and in the end more to develop the ethical principles as indicated by the same neutrality relied on the basis of their work clearly could never determine what would be the aims and purposes of politics and politicians This for the simple reason that this question could only be absolved by political philosophy but not for political science. [9]
2. Why, if Max Weber?
As Professor Strauss said, referring obviously to Weber, "notwithstanding its errors, is the greatest social scientist of our century" [10] such a statement in the mouth of someone who is considered one of the most important - for me the largest - political philosopher of the twentieth century is no small thing. His extensive analysis of the modern and particularly highlighting its contradictions can not be ignored if it is to understand precisely how is that it has reached the present crisis and how it is that we are in the midst of an apparent impasse. Just his lectures on the development of the modern state and capitalism for Weber considered essential love an author also reflects much of German thought in the late nineteenth and early twentieth influence in the development of many of the thinkers of the Revolution German conservative " [11] .
But if we place Weber in the first wave of modernism (positivism) then you have to match Weber's ideas with those makers of modern political science is, with authors such as Machiavelli and Hobbes to name two. They in turn are recognized as the architects of the so-called "political realism" and this means that policy are not a speculative or abstract (as in contemporary political science) but in its empirical dimension marked by the permanent presence of the power of force and because of violence as well. [12]
as sweetened In times like these where liberalism - as said Schmitt - obscures any political decision which has forgotten the meaning of politics as Strauss would argue, is that "do good and avoid evil "no doubt that political realism is still a pressing need and Weber is a huge contribution in this line. Moreover, while the realism identified with the first wave of modernity their link or contact with the world of classical political philosophy is still fresh and vital, hence Weber himself eventually have to deal with the values \u200b\u200bmalgré tout.
Finally, we un-realistic trends "equality" as linked to contemporary political correctness and so alien to allow much less important leadership to opt for an elite or ruling political class. Weber even under what contemporary political theorists say [13] advocates of "elite democracy" (Along with authors such as Fly or Schumpeter) which certainly leads us to sympathize more with the German professor.

3. Max Weber from Southern
World While the text of Professor Gold Tapia poses a Weberian reading from the American South, I believe that authors such as Weber finally is a reality that is verifiable at home and abroad. Corruption in politics today is the same in Chile, Peru and Germany, in this sense, pose a look from a geographic location can be dangerous as orillaría by sources of historicism which as indicated could lead to the kingdom the abnorm (nihilism). Otherwise consider reading Weber fresh work (as does the teacher Oro Tapia) undoubtedly contributes to improve the dismal outlook for the quota policy and to cast some light of hope of a future change, a thousand times is better to choose the political realism (despite their differences with classical political philosophy) that get stuck in speculative discourse of human rights led by the liberals of today.
[1] Leo Strauss, Natural Right and History, Chicago, Chicago University Press, 1970, cap.2.
[2] Leo Strauss, "The Three waves of modernity" in An Introduction to Political Philosophy. Ten Essays by Leo Strauss, Hilail Gildin (ed) Detroit, Wayne State University Press, 1975. Indeed as Professor Strauss, Weber is fed into a first term of post-Kantian philosophy (hence assumes its ethics and individualism) and then from historicism lead us to deny the possibility of some order that can be described as rationally correct.
[3] Leo Strauss, Natural Right and History, pp. 41 to 42.
[4] Ibid., P. 43.
[5] Max Weber, Politics as Vocation, Madrid, Biblioteca Nueva, 2007
[6] The first political behavior associated with the passion and enthusiasm while the second with reason and considering the impact that could result in our behavior toward others. Cf Oro Luis Tapia, Max Weber: Politics and Politicians reading from the periphery, Santiago de Chile, RIL Publishers, 2010
[7] Here if you disagree heartily supported by Professor Gold Tapia, in the sense that he considered feasible if an ethical balance between the two, from my point of view of Weber's skeptical the proposal would prevent such a thing. Cf Oro Luis Tapia, Ibid. p.31.
[8] Ibid., Pp. 28 to 29.
[9] The just political philosophy gives us answers about what should be the correct behavior around purposes of political life and the best political regime. See Leo Strauss, What Is Political Philosophy?, Madrid, Guadarrama, 1970.
[10] Leo Strauss, Natural Right and History, p.36.
[11] Cf Armin Mohler, La Révolution Conservatrice in Allemagne, 1918 - 1932, Puiseaix, Brown, 1993. Max Weber would have found it within the time when these ideas began to emerge clearly contrary to the spirit of enlightenment rationalism. It is also known Weber's influence on visible representatives of the conservative revolution as in the case of Carl Schmitt, John P. See McCormick, Carl Schmitt's critique of Liberalism, Against Politics as Technology, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1997.

[12] clearly indicates As Professor Luis Oro Tapia in his text, "the link between politics and violence has become increasingly intense since the institutionalization of the main political actor of the last five centuries : The Modern State "Op.cit, p.26.
[13] enough to study the classic texts of political correctness and David Held, to verify it. See David Held, Models of Democracy, Cambridge, Polity Press, 1988.

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Transsexualism and Constitutionalism: Why do so many rights? Civil Society Again


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Articles By Eduardo Hernando Nieto


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Article 2 paragraph 1 of our Constitution states that" everyone has the right to life, his identity, his moral, mental and physical to self development and welfare. The unborn child is subject of law in every respect "and Article 19 also maintains that all Peruvians have the right" to their ethnic and cultural identity. The State recognizes the ethnic and cultural diversity of the Nation. " Thus, the right to identity has an important place in our legal system, however, which not stated in the constitution is that thing we understand identity or that is what the law - or judges - must understand that in order to determine which cases could be affected or not this right.

According to some classical definitions from the theory doctrines of modern law and civil law identity means "being in itself" as the way in which the person is within their society, also our leading scholar Carlos Fernández Sessarego in turn, maintains that identity is what makes each one is "self" and not "other" and that allows you to know the person in the "very same" as to what their human essence

be understood that these two perspectives have important nuances to the extent that in the first case appears to be a rather static definition while in the following definition if we would consider a proposal dynamics and identity initially can be seen in issues such as gender, age etc., however, compared to the second well expect a more evolutionary in nature based on the same changes that can be verified within society and not only involve basics registration (personal status) but would cover the many activities of the subject and "the cultural and ideological heritage of the person. "


However, my interest in this text is rather to explore around the "radicalization" of the existentialist project that in some cases and paradoxically could be perceived in terms of a growing nihilism, ie the negation of the values and indifference to human projects and purposes. A situation like this will bring significant changes in all the reality of modern law as nihilistic stage is also known as "postmodern" or deconstructive which involves affirming the uncertainty and also to relativize any concept or structure, it ie, if the modern law was created from Cartesian metaphysics which stated the distinction between subject and object (thinking thing and extended thing) and also a hierarchy between them (the subject is always located above the object or subject placed in the center while the object in the periphery), now rather a challenge to find any possibility to locate fixed points in space and thus also would deny the possibility of asserting the subject. Ie, we would enter a stage in which if the subject can be moved and placed at any point then not only would have trouble finding it also generate a huge problem to identify, more may be that the same subject is created and recreated and the same as their own will or mood and would only will that defines everything.

precisely the problem we would like to highlight today is to the effect that causes the right to identity and the postmodern paradigm State because the times have changed and we are no longer in an era in which the existentialist perspective could provide to this issue some progressives and libertarians air but now with the help of the technique could pose major conflicts and disputes simply because with the added technology (which must be read as a power or power given to the individual) existentialism (which was very useful to assert the right to identity as stated by Fernández Sessarego) could contribute today to increase uncertainty and create more problems than solutions, is paradoxically could become a threat to personal autonomy same
.

For example recent cases such as the Scottish Norrie May-Welby, who not long ago has been recognized as a neutral subject and that he said he was not August or the male or the female would be just the tip of the iceberg of radical transformation could experience the modern built right under the pillars of Cartesian rationalism and now could not contain all of these changes result of technology, scientific progress together with a radical individualism that now that the laws seek to adapt to the subject's will and not the reverse as would be natural in the origins of the right .

But back to the case said, speaking on the example here of a non-neutral gender or sex, which in itself would be not only confusing but also could give rise to multiple legal problems, for example to set - as in our law - that marriage is for only the union of a man and a woman - and excluding any other possibility, then what would also to facilitate new forms of union between neutral as being implemented in the case of homosexuals in various countries? However, some people argue that the case of May - Welby, is only trivial or unusual so you do not have to worry too much about the need to legislate on the subject. However, as might have been said years ago when someone decided to change sex (transsexual) through surgery and appearance contrasted now with your identity document which reflected their original identity (eg man). In these circumstances raised a number of legal actions designed to amend not only the name but also the sex stated in the document of identity. Obviously, these cases have been increasing in our country as well rapid changes occurring in this regard and would not miss it too short or medium term drastic legislative changes.

The possibility that cases like that of May - Welby can actually arise quite easily these days is undoubtedly due to the presence of neutral liberalism that came regularly to the contemporary law, ie the view that no one can or to judge the preferences of others as doing so would affect individual autonomy and do not respect the choices personal. In fact, it is liberalism that has been promoting the thesis of neutrality from what the critique of the state as it can interfere with the elections of life of any citizen, likewise, they pose a distinction between what behavior means allowing and promoting it or promote it, that is, that for them the fact that they would not allow pornography that was promoting or were in favor of it. However, conservative critics do not think the same way and would consider such a distinction is not viable to what liberals eventually they would reply that should not be in favor of pornography or other such behavior, but what happens is that they value above all tolerance and freedom of choice.


Thus, the prevailing liberal model is based on the defense of the value tolerance above all things but in fact is a tolerance that is without foundation because if one starts from the subjective nature of any value then tolerance can not be justified because no value could be objective. This contradiction of liberalism would lead to an impasse since the conception of liberalism that handle rest in reality relativism.

However, in order that the liberal discourse is contradictory and that the defense personal choice and tolerance are justified then the "aggressive" behaviors such as sexuality "neutral" or the "transgender" or the union of same sex should be supported to some value (tolerance). What would then be the basis of tolerance? It is understood that there are two modern moral that could justify utilitarianism and Kant's moral rights, however, both are being failed as you can draw several theoretical perfectionists, democratic republicans and communitarians, because utilitarianism is not considered at all as autonomous beings (some are means for other purposes) or because the morality of rights is based on a distinction that can not be sustained, namely, the distinction between right and good. So if there is no justification for tolerance (which if it could be justified on other models certainly not neutral) is difficult to accept the liberal thesis. Is more successful if they were not criticisms of the moral rights and tolerance was justified, then it would make sense to ask why only because tolerance and other values?. Without doubt, the discussion about values \u200b\u200bis a constant in recent years.


Indeed, in the development of the theory contemporary legal you can find a current surge in calls to the right postpositivist emphasize the aspect of the correction before the validity of legislation, such as a sample of these new perspectives is the case of the Argentine legal philosopher (died prematurely) Carlos Santiago Nino, for him, the right must be understood as the institutionalization of procedures (deliberative) that help us to solve disputes and also encourage social cooperation within a framework of protection of personal autonomy, the inviolability of the person and dignity. In this sense, we understand that the basis of his speech is in human rights (autonomy, inviolability and dignity) from which arise leading discussions to resolve disputes by majority approval. (Defining its approach and deliberative democracy)

Thus, the rules of democracy, such as those imposed there can be no discrimination because of race, sex, economic status, etc., That the voting citizens should be equal, that collective political decisions are taken by majority procedure, there must be real alternatives, that the representatives are elected periodically, you can not violate the rights of the minority, generating a process making similar decisions, according to Nino, the procedure governing moral discourse.

For example, Nino could establish certain rules concerning human rights as the claim that human rights are moral rights that has every human being irrespective of contingencies such as sex, religion or nationality and the fact that they are or not recognized by the government or the function of these rights is to prevent people being used as means to meet the objectives of other persons, corporate or government entities between
other, being explicitly stated that the role of a State Liberal should be the promotion of those rights (as a moral obligation)

A speech like this that unlike the classical positivist moralizes institutionalized and individual rights has undoubtedly served to facilitate the legalization favor different behaviors and events that were previously not even thinking (change sex for example), extending the right of autonomy and non-interference by others with regard to personal choices (neutrality) for instance would be considered as ways to meet the standards proposed by the morality of individual rights.

In fact, this trend in his side postpositivist neoconstitutionalism called, what it does is define the legal not from the mere constitutional law but from the (early) and to the extent that the principles are by their nature uncertain then it is easy to see that through extensive corrective interpretations or "under" the Constitution could overcome the lack of regulation or empty resolve the matter and then the cases would be presented as such the change of sexual identity and its corresponding recognition through the creation of an identity. (Or, finally, the recognition of the "no identity" as happened in Australia recently)

In short, the stage postpositivist certainly favors this discretion and is proving very favorable to the defense of various interests or desires "subjective", the same as we are now empowered by technology and lead us to the reality of "transsexuality" or "neutrality" or God knows another new concept could be known in the near future. Postmodernism postpositivism and then converge in radical defense of modern subjectivity and the law seems to go on without any opposition or response trend. This current was actually born and with "existentialism" (Fernández Sessarego), which promoted this kind of identity "dynamic" that seem to respond While a kind of social morality away from metaphysical link, then positivism (which was powered by modern incidentally) took steps forward in this aspect individualistic harm than good, although it maintained some sense of order and predictability, also seeking to harmonize as far as possible individual autonomy with social autonomy, thanks also to the principle of harm to third and considering that the aim was to form a community of autonomous beings (Kant) and preserve the lives of the subjects (Hobbes) . Finally, the postmodern attack on the other hand the theory of security, order and predictability (which allow the inclusion of concepts like the "No Sex") while the postpositivism be responsible for facilitating the realization of individual desire by the indeterminacy of liberal principles. CONCLUSION



While liberal theory posed by the distinction between enabling and promoting along with neutrality and tolerance in the legal positivist thesis soon be lined with a sense liberalism neoconstitutionalism went on to become and to "commit" with the values \u200b\u200bwhich no longer made sense to talk about tolerance, right now - as she held Nino - should promote individual will.
Liberals say that the morality of individual rights is justified in itself, however, do not know if this is enough to say that they really should be acceptable, rather it appears to be circular reasoning in nature, I understand that in the ancient world or in non-Western "transsexuality" or "sexual indeterminacy" were not major problem for the march of civilizations that also contributed much in developing our world today, why not see why legislators, judges or de facto powers should be so interested in legitimizing these conditions or any other "politically correct" without raising an analysis deeper as to why such behavior should be legitimized or because it would have to recognize any identity according to the will of the complainant, covered in the vagueness of "tolerance". The defense of personal autonomy need not imply any order to always access or immediate access to every whim, no matter how attractive it is made without taking into account how these new rights could affect the progress of what was considered a civilization of progress and collective welfare.