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This paper aims to analyze the 2015 Civil Procedure Code and its guiding principles according to the points of intersection with the Philosophy of Law, basically in the instrumentality of the process as a qualifying bias of language, socialization and human interaction, with a view to the formation not only of fair judicial protection, but of meeting social expectations and increasing access to justice. Starting from a bibliographical research, by the deductive method, we used as parameters and analogously the lessons of Cândido Rangel Danish, Clodomiro José Bannwart Junior, Lawrence Kohlberg and Jürgen Habermas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]