Moscow University Press
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The book is addressed to lawyers, philosophers, sociologists, historians, and anyone interested in the problems of general legal theory and philosophy.
This monograph covers the fundamental problems of legal theory and philosophy. The author focuses on the methodology of legal cognition from the perspective of fundamental jurisprudence. It is shown that methodological pluralism in theoretical legal sciences is determined by their dialogic nature and the presence of an ideological component. The propositions of neo-Kantian philosophy on issues of ethics, law, and the state are examined. The dogmatic component of legal theory is analyzed.
