| Summary: | RESUMEN: Ha sido frecuente últimamente atribuir a los decretistas del siglo XII la primera formulación de los derechos naturales. Brian Tierney ha situado su origen en las obras de Rufino y Huguccio al comentar la parte “demostrativa” del derecho natural. Esta tesis supondría adelantar su nacimiento a una época dominada por la concepción objetivista del Derecho. Examinamos aquí la concepción del Derecho en los decretistas más importantes de la segunda mitad del siglo XII, Paucapalea, Rufino, Esteban de Tournai, Simón Bisiniano y Huguccio, así como la relevancia que otorgaron estos juristas al Derecho desde una perspectiva subjetiva.
ABSTRACT: Recently, it has often been attributed to the 12th century decretists the first formulation of natural rights. In this sense, Brian Tierney placed his origin in the works of Rufino and Huguccio, when they commented on the "demonstrative" part of natural law. This thesis would mean bringing forward his birth to an era dominated by the objectivist conception of Law. We examine here the conception of Law in the most important decretists of the second half of the 12th century (Paucapalea, Rufino, Esteban de Tournai, Simón Bisiniano and Huguccio) as well as the relevance that these jurists gave the law from a subjective perspective
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