Diritto e interpretazione in Ronald Myles Dworkin. Uno sguardo retrospettivo

The last two decades of the twentieth century saw the debate on the theory of interpretation, understood as a series of concepts summarising a broad perspective put forward by the American political and legal philosopher Ronald Myles Dworkin (1931-2013). The task of the present study will be to provide an angle of analysis of the findings on the particular interpretative activity recorded at a key moment in the reception of the completed elaboration of theory, comparing the discourse towards outcomes that are not yet more modern, even if rich in operable for the present. The context in which these results are developed makes visible a sort of privileged interest in categories that, in order to be explained today, require a retrospective look, where they also lead to the questioning of the possibility of certain forms of political and legal organization and administration.