Blockchain Technology and the Endangered Species Called Humans

IF 0.8 Q2 LAW

LAW AND CRITIQUE Pub Date : 2022-01-12 DOI:10.1007/s10978-021-09316-9

Jean Lassègue

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Abstract

The following lines aim at two goals: firstly, connecting the three blind spots (language, territory and the body) that Katrin Becker's article has identified in the analysis of society promoted by advocates of blockchain technology; secondly, reflecting on the possible hybridization between classical and digital forms of legal procedures. What we are witnessing is a transfer of legality from a spatial and linguistic order to a non-spatial, non-linguistic one which is based on out-of-space lines of written code. The interpretation of what space means for justice becomes therefore a crucial social stake in the possible hybridization of classical and digital procedures.

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区块链技术和濒危物种人类

以下几句话有两个目的:第一，连接Katrin Becker在区块链技术倡导者推动的社会分析中指出的三个盲点(语言、领土和身体);其次，反思传统法律程序形式与数字法律程序形式可能出现的混杂。我们正在目睹的是一种合法性从空间和语言秩序向非空间、非语言秩序的转移，这种秩序以超出空间的书面代码行为基础。因此，在古典和数字程序可能的混合中，对空间对正义意味着什么的解释成为一个至关重要的社会利益。

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LAW AND CRITIQUE LAW-

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2.30

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25.00%

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