Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T14:20:11Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 LeniceSMM.pdf: 1413882 bytes, checksum: 73593dc3c19e51a73b39c682d2951d99 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2008-09-01 / The thesis aims at discussing and analyzing the Principle of Human Dignity in its multidimensionality, in a way not exclusively individual and anthropocentrical, but rather intersubjective and planetary, which implies to say that such understanding transcends the human itself, in order to contemplate the dignity of an individual connected to the world. In this context, the thesis proposes stretching the disciplinarity of the Law, unfolding the Legal Science to a more thorough perception of the human condition, encompassing the individual, social, anthropolitical and anthropoetical dimensions. It is not about, however, resorting to an abstract idea, but rather undertaking the construction of the concrete universality of such understanding, which translates into contextualizing the face of a planetary identity of the man, also taking into account its triunic nature which encompasses the dialogical and complementary relations amongst individual, society and species / A tese discute e problematiza o Princ?pio da Dignidade Humana em sua multidimensionalidade, de forma n?o exclusivamente individual e antropoc?ntrica, mas intersubjetiva e planet?ria, o que significa dizer que tal compreens?o transcende propriamente o humano, para contemplar a dignidade de um sujeito implicado no mundo. Nesse contexto, a tese prop?e esgar?ar a disciplinaridade do Direito, abrindo as ci?ncias jur?dicas para uma percep??o mais totalizante da condi??o humana, comportando as dimens?es individual, social, antropol?tica e antropo?tica. N?o se trata, entretanto, de fundar-se em uma id?ia abstrata, mas de buscar-se a constru??o da universalidade concreta de tal compreens?o, o que significa contextualizar a face de uma identidade planet?ria do homem, considerando-se, ademais, sua natureza tri?nica que comporta as rela??es dial?gicas e complementares entre indiv?duo, sociedade e esp?cie