For a bacuralization of the process

on the naturalization of reactions to conflicts and their insurmountable procedural contradictions

Abstract

This paper starts from the need to denaturalize the civil process as the only way of institutional reaction to human conflicts. It starts from the premise of the criticality, inherent to every psychic, historical, political and social analysis that the ideas of process and jurisdiction as a whole deserve. Methodologically, with a bibliographical review and a syntopical reading, the aim was a transdisciplinary study of Law, which sought to think it, at the same time, as a constitutive phenomenon and constituted by artistic, cultural and personal relations. Topologically, in a first moment, in a provocative way, the relationship of the national film “Bacurau” with the contingent character that the process acquires is approached. In order to substantiate the ideas of contingency, the works of the German philosopher Hegel and the Brazilian philosopher Mangabeira Unger were used as a starting point. In this sense, the question of the naturalization/singularization of the spirit was discussed in order to critically arrive at the civil process as an abstraction. From there, a way out was sought through the political imaginative thought and, finally, the work was concluded with the resumption of “Bacurau”.