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Aproximaciones Jurídicas a la Obsolescencia Programada

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El libro que ahora el lector tiene en sus manos es, básicamente, fruto de la pasión y tesón del Dr. Soto Pineda, quien ha alentado y coordinado a un nutrido grupo de profesores y abogados para que aborden la obsolescencia programada. Y lo hacen cubriendo casi todas sus perspectivas o vertientes jurídicas: la constitucional, la civil/mercantil clásica en torno al régimen de los vicios, la de consumo, la antitrust, la internacional y la penal. La pasión y el tesón son los ejes que deben disciplinar el quehacer de todo investigador del ámbito de las Ciencias Naturales o del de las llamadas Ciencias Sociales, incluido el Derecho. La pasión entendida como vivo y real interés es el motor que impele, primero, a interesarse por un tema y, después, a ahondar en el mismo. Pero si no hay tesón, ahínco y perseverancia en el estudio, la pasión no dará ningún fruto. No basta querer conocer. Para conocer hay que rodearse de los instrumentos precisos. Y, en el caso del Derecho, esos instrumentos son las lecturas. Éstas permiten reflexionar desde los puntos de vista de otros autores. Pero también gracias a aquéllas, y cuando es menester, se domeña la pasión. Al confrontar nuestras intuiciones o preconcepciones con las ideas manifestadas por otros que nos precedieron, a veces nos reafirmamos en las mismas, pero, otras veces, somos conducidos a matizarlas o, sencillamente, a corregirlas. La investigación jurídica, cuando es honesta, tiene algo de mágico, pues no se deja conducir por el autor, sino que lo conduce a él.

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  • Autores varios, 2017. "Aproximaciones Jurídicas a la Obsolescencia Programada," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 912.
  • Handle: RePEc:ext:derech:912
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