This investigation seeks to verify the possibility of presenting the counterpoint enhanced by Hayek as a strong version of the so-called discontinuity thesis. In order to answer this question, one of his main works was visited: ‘Volume I of Law, Legislation and Liberty’, exploring his discursive discontinuity thesis in Law, based from his concept of Nomos and Thesis, where he sustains a theoretical model that suggests a spontaneous social order from the process of evolution of society, in which he places the judge as sufficient to make and apply laws, to the detriment of the principle of separation of the powers, insofar as he defends what he calls the transfer of powers.

Este artículo, utilizando la metodología bibliográfica, se centra en la filosofía del lenguaje de Ludwig Wittgenstein a partir de sus principales obras: el Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus y las Investigaciones filosóficas, para analizar su influencia en las principales teorías de los autores más importantes del Derecho del siglo XX y principios de este siglo, como Kelsen, Hart, Ross y Dworkin, con la intención de que sea el punto de partida para la concepción de una forma alternativa de conceptualizar el Derecho, considerándolo como el significado de su uso en la sociedad que lo aplica.