The Aporia of Global Juridicality: Towards a Univocal Relativism of Law

Abstract

In the context of a post-secular and globalized world, subjective right emerges as a univocal category to define and rewrite the concept of the total under the universalist thought that, assisted by new technologies as its main instrument of diffusion, has undergone a vertiginous process of imposition to all orders of life. The following paper aims to analyze the apparently contradictory relationship between the equivocity of voluntarism underlying subjective law and its subsequent but inevitable transformation into an absolute category of thought with a claim to objectivity, making law a mere instrument for the satisfaction of individual whim and private will, while formalizing it within a univocal logic by means of the philosophical-theological phenomenon of imputation. It will therefore be in the interest of this study to offer a response from the analogicity of law itself in order to try to restore its ontological meaning.