Abstract
[Machine translation] Nature, rivers, animals, future generations, minorities, the deceased, the embryo, artificial intelligence, programmed man: who are the subjects of law today? What are the criteria that make it possible to transform a 'something' into a 'someone'? The progress of technology, science and industry, as well as the development of new techniques of legal protection, undermines the model of subjectivity based on the living human being. It is therefore necessary to critically revisit the border between people and non-people. It is a matter of understanding if the classic distinction between people and things is still relevant, if private law has sufficiently broad concepts to accommodate the new “uncertain” entities or if instead new intermediate categories are needed. Finally, it is a matter of questioning the content to be attributed today to the concepts of person and subject
| Translated title of the contribution | [Machine translation] The adventures of the subject. Theoretical-comparative contribution on new forms of legal subjectivity |
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| Original language | Italian |
| Publisher | Mimesis |
| Number of pages | 150 |
| ISBN (Print) | 9788857554426 |
| Publication status | Published - 2018 |
Keywords
- Soggetto di diritto
- diritto privato
- persona
- personificazione
- soggettività giuridica
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