A função social da propriedade na obra de Karl Renner e o direito agrário brasileiro
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2014-08-27
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Universidade Federal de Goiás
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The main objective of this dissertation was to understand Karl Renner's social
funcion of property theory developed in his book The Institutions of Private Law and their
Social Functions and by this means to check if his formulations are still worth and, in this
case, if they are usefull to the understanding and well-grounding of the Brazilian agrarian
law. We assume from the beggining that all major jurisprudence problems are also grounding
issues. The research was a bibliographical one, on theoretical, discursive and exploratory
approaches. The socio-political and cultural context in which the author's ideas were
developed is presented so as his participation in the Austro-marxist movement of marxist
theoretical basis and also his theory. Renner extends the Marxist thinking to the law,
supporting the argument that the same legal institutions are used along history to produce
diverse situations in such a way that their social functions can change completely due to
changes in their environment but lawyers tend to ignore this process. He does so presenting
the changes in the property's functions since the simple commodity production period to
capitalism.After reading the main Brazilian agrarian authors we realized that their theoretical
basis to the understanding of the social function of property and its influence in the law is
founded on the axiology proposed by the Catholic Church's social doctrine and it ignores any
understanding of Karl Renner's formulations and that this is a limitation on the theoretical
basis of the Brazilian agrarian law institutions.
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CASTRO, Marcus Fidelis Ferreira. A função social da propriedade na obra de Karl Renner e o direito agrário brasileiro. 2014. 122 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Direito Agrário) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, 2014.