LEGAL APPROACH HUMAN PERSON, WESTERN CULTURE VERSUS CONTEMPORARY ANDEAN CULTURE. DOES INDIVIDUALISM PRIME?

Zapana J.R.Q.; Mamani H.C.; Aybar H.N.C.; Nuñez J.H. · Universidad y Sociedad (2022)

Resumen

Historically, the person has been studied from various approaches, predominantly those related to Western culture that pri-vileges the individualism of the person, while the Andean culture values the person as a collective entity. Taking into account these arguments, it is necessary to update the legal approach to the human person, contrasting the values of contemporary Andean culture with Western values, as a contribution to the study plans and programs of the Law degree, of the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences and contribution to the rescue of Peruvian identity and cultural identity. With this objective, this qualitative design research is carried out and uses theoretical level methods in the search for essential relationships and interpretations according to the current, international and Peruvian context. As a result, it is established that, in this context, the adaptation of the study plans and programs of the Law degree, of the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences, attached to Universidad Andina Néstor Cáceres Velásquez.