REFLEXÕES ACERCA DA EVOLUÇÃO DO CONCEITO DE CONDUTA CONFORME A PERSPECTIVA ANALÍTICA DO DELITO E ATUAL IMPORTÂNCIA PRÁTICA DE SUA DISCUSSÃO

Abstract

Criminal Law is responsible for regulating the most disturbing human facts to social life. The history of It can be divided into phases, each with its own meaning and distinct purposes. And at the center of the discussion of the General Theory of Crime is the study of criminal conduct, whose systematization began in the late nineteenth century with causalistics and, during the twentieth century, underwent a major restructuring carried out by the Theory of Crime (hegemonic until the end of the 20th century). The doctrinal clash, however, opens space for a new direction, in which the central discussion orbits around the practical-criminal consequences in view of the necessity for approximation between criminal law and the reality to which it intends to apply. Thus, the current concerns of Criminal law go beyond ontological issues, because as a science that directly impacts reality, it must be considered in the establishment and direction of Its assumptions.