Abstract
The present research discusses the space of law in Axel Honneth's theory of justice. For this, the text is divided into three sections, the first being the analysis of law as a pattern of intersubjective recognition, alongside love and solidarity. The second section deals with the consolidation of the theory of justice and the manner in which justice is thought at the center of the theory of social recognition. The third and final session addresses the place of law in the theory of justice. Considering the thesis of decentralized and relational justice, Honneth builds a theory of justice without the presence of law as a legal system.
Keywords:
Justice; Law; Recognition