Direitos humanos fundamentais meio aos desejos, às narrativas e às experiências: um balizamento na perspectiva crítica

Abstract

The study reflects on human rights from the context of the human needs explained in the various discourses where the theses constructed by the protagonists and antagonists are almost always contingent. The human rights discourse, built after 1948, was nothing more than a narrative of an imaginary world that was sought to alienate the dispossessed, distanced from the real experiences of lives lived in insufficiency. It is a discourse constructed and corroborated by the science of law itself, which has often taken the trouble to present as its mouthpiece, channeling legitimate claims, to the common pit of institutionalized cynicism. The question, then, is: what is the path to the effectiveness of human rights in the midst of desires, narratives and experiences?