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Analyzes moral damages as a subtype of non-material damages, in order to indicate the legally relevant asset or interest to be protected. It thus demonstrates the insufficiency the common appeal to feelings, intellect, individual and social value of the personality that permeates the classic definition of moral damages, and constructs a conceptualization of this kind of non-material damage as the offence to the ethical sphere the individual in the context a given society. Finally, it examines how the distinction made between non-material damanges and moral damages is reflected in the compensatory purpose of civil responsibility as an ethical-legal duty.

DO DANO MORAL AO EXTRAPATRIMONIAL: A NECESSIDADE DE IDENTIFICAÇÃO DOS DIREITOS E INTERESSES LESADOS