Consideraciones sobre la Filosofia de los Derechos Humanos, su fundamentación e institucionalidad en la obra de Gino Capozzi.

A reflection about the originality and contributions of the phenomenological institutional Naples school of philosophy, represented by its major exponent, Gino Capozzi, in relation to the theory of human rights is developed in this paper. His philosophy is explained in his book "Diritti dell 'Uomo, Filosofia, Dichiarazioni, Giurisdizione". Capozzi, using the theoretical concepts of praxeology and praxeologism, analyses reality, the be and the ought-to-be of human rights, in its historical and institutional perspectives, and as a product of the circulation of the three spheres of the ek-stasi of doing. His philosophy, as a criticism of juridic reason in a Kantian sense, is an analysis of the human rights condition of possibility, in history and as an institution. The systemization of diverse classical and modern sources of philosophy, politics and sociology is one of the most important contributions of his theory. This seems to be the key to the reading and understanding of human rights in its origin, development and future development in order to comprehend social and historical functions of human rights. Capozzi warns us as to the need for a theoretical and practical philosophy that allows further developments in order to clarify the essence of human rights in the human world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]