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Justiça, que sopesa qualidade e quantidade (cf. Aristóteles), construindo
hierarquias. O estabelecimento do equilíbrio de muitos equilíbrios, por-
tanto, é intrínseco à epistemologia da Justiça em si mesma e por si mes-
ma, diante da profícua potência (cf. Humboldt) de dualidades que provém
da Política. Este ensaio pretende, portanto, discorrer sobre o que se pode
nomear de função (resolutiva), metafunção e epifunção da Justiça, cuja
ocupação é o Bem das sociedades em seus decursos históricos, jurídicos,
diplomáticos, simbólicos, econômicos.
PALVRAS-CHAVE:
Justiça. Política. Qualidade. Quantidade. Dialética. Equilíbrio
ABSTRACT:
Societies grow around values such as cultural and ethical,
constantly submitted to its components, expressed by discursive practi-
ces. This dialogic characteristic of the society – which comes among di-
fferent and often divergent interests – gives them dynamicity, linked to
the concept of Politics (cf. Plato and Aristotle). From this plurality, conflicts
and disputes, risks and uncertainties (cf. Lafer) are born, which need, by
a natural or moral prism (cf. Hobbes and Grotius), the deep dialectics (cf.
Hegel), functionalist and formalist at the same time, in which scientific
and philosophical methodology emanates a sentence able to contemplate
both the absolute and relative values, according to the need and the stage
of what is being judged. Justice, in this complex framework, is responsible
for establishing the synthesis of concrete facts, from a seat where it can
glimpse the ideal (cf. Kant) immanent to the past, present and future of
the people to whom jussive service is provided. This regulatory role of
frequent tense social parameters implies a possible definitions of Justice,
which weighs quality and quantity (cf. Aristotle), building hierarchies. The
establishment of the balance of many balances, therefore, is intrinsic to
the epistemology of Justice in itself and for itself, before the fruitful power
(cf. Humboldt) of dualities that come from Policy. This paper therefore
aims to discuss what can be named (resolutive) function, metafunction
and epifunction of Justice, whose occupation is the Good for the societies
in their historical, legal, diplomatic, symbolic, economic paths.
KEYWORDS:
Justice. Politics. Quality. Quantity. Dialetics. Balance.