Analysis of Alain Supiot’s Homo Juridicus: On the Anthropological Function of the Law
In his book Homo Juridicus, Alain Supiot considers the law and the state a third person that oversees all relationships between individuals. The law safeguards the dignity of all persons through a process of interdiction that proscribes any conduct that reduces the human person to mere matter. Supiot also distinguishes between dogma and science and often invokes the dangers of scientism in his book.
Write an essay on these aspects of Supiot’s book Homo Juridicus in which you discuss Supiot’s views critically.
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