Law has always referred to philosophical conceptions as a basis for framing, establishing and justifying legal principles and norms, for establishing rules for civil and social cohabitation between citizens, and for their reciprocal relationship. In recent times, family law guiding principles, especially regarding parenthood and childhood, is progressively changing in modern western legal systems, overcoming former standards and fundaments based on philosophical categories linked to realism, in favour of a conception that is close to idealism, or even to relativism.
From Nature to Intention. The Case of Surrogacy and Parenthood. Changing Paradigms in Family Law
TERLIZZI GIULIA
2021-01-01
Abstract
Law has always referred to philosophical conceptions as a basis for framing, establishing and justifying legal principles and norms, for establishing rules for civil and social cohabitation between citizens, and for their reciprocal relationship. In recent times, family law guiding principles, especially regarding parenthood and childhood, is progressively changing in modern western legal systems, overcoming former standards and fundaments based on philosophical categories linked to realism, in favour of a conception that is close to idealism, or even to relativism.
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