System for the recommendation of the moral and ethical imperatives of the Ecuadorian citizen based on Karl Binding's theory

Abstract

The present work seeks to address the theory of imperatives in a general way and in particular the theory formulated by Karl Binding. Since the theory of imperatives formulated by Karl Binding does not specify moral and ethical imperatives themselves, but rather establishes the idea that there are certain imperatives that promote moral education and conscience in individuals, and foster ethical values in society; The objective of this research is to develop a system of recommendations of the moral and ethical imperatives of the Ecuadorian citizen. For the development of the recommendation system, it was necessary to analyze how the norm is structured as an imperative, as well as what its elements are. In conclusion, the main criticisms made of Binding's theory are pointed out; this with the purpose of establishing the function of this conception in the theory of crime and its dogmatic repercussions since its influence generates consequences in the different elements of the crime. Emphasis is placed on the influence that the theory of imperatives has on the development of criminal law, addressing how this theory conceives the norm. We analyze how this author developed the theory of imperatives and the dogmatic consequences that were extracted from its construction