Logroño, España
Nietzsche criticó agudamente el sistema judicial de su época. Su denuncia acerca de los procedimientos penales y sus justificaciones es implacable. Mas, para comprender su postura es necesario retomar dos asuntos capitales de su filosofía: su concepción del «perdón» y la defensa de la «inocencia del ser». A partir de ahí, el rastreo genealógico de la penalidad, inseparable de la construcción moral de las sociedades, explica el advenimiento de las modernas formas de castigo.
Nietzsche did an acute criticism of the judicial system of his time. His impeachment about the criminal proceedings and their justification was ruthless. However, if we want to understand his approach, it will be necessary to review two key concepts of his philosophical thinking: the way he elaborated the ideas of the “forgiveness” and the defense of “the innocence of being”. The genealogical tracing of penalty, which should be understood as inseparable of the moral construction of a society, explains eventually the rising of the modern ways of punishment.
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