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Juana María Gil Ruiz 
Digital society development is transforming reality in a manner that impacts all aspects of our society: the economic, the social, the political and, in consequence, the legal. Not surprisingly, this digital revolution compels us towards a general rethinking of the paradigms of legal science, which must now be examined in the light of this new reality. At the same time, the urgent need to respond to binding international commitments that have been acquired in an effort to demonstrate a commitment to inclusive societies and non-exclusionary citizen models inevitably requires incorporation of the principle of gender mainstreaming, which can only be understood from the iusfeminist methodology from which it originates. This inevitably leads us to consider the relationship between a concept of law that regulates (or should regulate) our social and individual life, and a jurist-agent model that, by its own action or omission, will shape and legitimise the same and, consequently, the need for critical, meditative thinking in the area of philosophy of law.
