Competencies and objectives
Course context for academic year 2022-23
This first year of Law formative course is an introduction to a Legal Philosophical approach to the Law and the Legal Practice.
Course content (verified by ANECA in official undergraduate and Master’s degrees) for academic year 2022-23
General Competences (CG)
- CG1 : Capacitat de comunicació oral i escrita.
- CG4 : Capacitat d'anàlisi i de síntesi.
- CG6 : Adquisició de valors i principis ètics.
- CG7 : Desenvolupament d'un pensament crític i autocrític.
- CG8 : Capacitat de treballar en equip.
Specific Competences (CE)
- CE1 : Prendre consciència de la importància del dret com a sistema regulador de les relacions socials.
- CE10 : Desenvolupament de valors i principis ètics de les diferents professions jurídiques.
- CE11 : Capacitat de negociació i conciliació.
- CE12 : Capacitat per a argumentar jurídicament.
- CE13 : Capacitat de creació i estructuració normativa.
- CE14 : Comprensió i coneixement de les principals institucions públiques i privades en el seu gènesi i en el seu conjunt.
- CE15 : Comprensió de les diferents formes de creació del dret en la seua evolució històrica i en la seua realitat actual.
- CE17 : Capacitat per a aplicar els principis generals i les normes jurídiques a supòsits fàctics.
- CE2 : Aconseguir la percepció del caràcter unitari de l'ordenament jurídic i de la necessària visió interdisciplinària dels problemes jurídics.
- CE3 : Capacitat per a utilitzar els principis i valors constitucionals com a eina de treball en la interpretació de l'ordenament jurídic.
- CE4 : Capacitat per la utilització de fonts jurídiques (legals, jurisprudencials i doctrinals).
- CE5 : Desenvolupament de l'oratòria jurídica. Capacitat d'expressar-se apropiadament davant d'un auditori.
- CE6 : Capacitat de llegir i interpretar textos jurídics.
- CE7 : Capacitat de redactar escrits jurídics.
- CE9 : Adquisició d'una consciència crítica en l'anàlisi de l'ordenament jurídic i desenvolupament de la dialèctica jurídica.
Learning outcomes (Training objectives)
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Specific objectives stated by the academic staff for academic year 2022-23
• Providing students with conceptual, methodological and normative tools for them to approach problems involved in questions on Law and the Legal practice such as What is Law? What is it for? What is the legal claim to correctness? When is obedience to Law justified? What is its relation to the problem on the justificatory character of legal norms?
For these purposes, students will, particularly, receive training in intellectual virtues rigour, etc) and three fundamental dimensions of Law: Law as fact (sociological approach), Law as Norm (structural and argumentative approach), Law as Value (Law and Ethics).
• Providing the students with the necessary elements to construct a picture of the Law as a goals and values oriented rational project. Here we need to overcome a purely instrumental vision of the Law as well as an ideological one.
• Familiarizing students with the notion of Justice and its analyses in terms of fundamental legal values such as: freedom, equality, and security.
• Making students aware of the relevance of the notion of “human rights” in the current legal culture and in the interpretation of Law as well as in adjudication in Constitutional Democracies. An approach to the notion of “human rights” and their ethical groundings.
• Providing students with the basic elements for a sociological perspective on Law.
• Providing students with a deeper understanding of the Law by helping them to understand different conceptions on it (Natural Law approach, conceptual positivism, ideological positivism) as well as to provide them with a conception of Law that is relevant for the legal practice.
• Helping students to learn to elaborate critical reflection and use Law, notably legal argumentation, as an instrument for the implementation of human rights.
General
Code:
19004
Lecturer responsible:
MISSERI, LUCAS EMMANUEL
Credits ECTS:
6,00
Theoretical credits:
1,80
Practical credits:
0,60
Distance-base hours:
3,60
Departments involved
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Dept:
PHILOSOPHY OF LAW AND INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LAW
Area: PHILOSOPHY OF LAW
Theoretical credits: 1,8
Practical credits: 0,6
This Dept. is responsible for the course.
This Dept. is responsible for the final mark record.
Study programmes where this course is taught
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UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE IN LAW + INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Course type: CORE (Year: 1)
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DEGREE IN LAW
Course type: CORE (Year: 1)
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DOUBLE DEGREE IN LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY
Course type: CORE (Year: 1)
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DOUBLE DEGREE IN LAW + ADE (DADE)
Course type: CORE (Year: 1)