Axiology of Law as a Constituent of Philosophy of Law
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law, human being, axiology, dialectology, legal values, legal activity
Abstract
Axiology of law investigates the value aspect of law, namely values of law, legal values and right as a value, and also value aspect of jurisprudence as scientific and educational discipline. Values of law are common to all mankind values that are inculcated by a right in life of society. They are a person, his life, freedom, equality, justice and so on. Legal values are created by a right for implementation of common to all mankind values into public life – law and order, human rights, sense of justice, norms of law and so on. A right is created foremost for organization of public life in accordance with common to all mankind values, that means it has an instrumental value; in addition, it has its own value. The value of the right has also personal and general social character. Jurisprudence as a scientific and educational discipline has an axiological aspect. Axiology of law is dialectically related to other basic constituents of philosophy of law as science – legal ontology, anthropology, epistemology and praxeology and has an important place in philosophy of law.Downloads
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