Praxiology of Law as the Constituent of Philosophy of Law
Abstract
The basic lines of praxiology of law (as sciences about activity of legal man, that is about legal activity) are exposed. The special attention is spared to the mutual copulas of legal praxiology with other philosophical-legal disciplines. Legal praxiology is the constituent of legal anthropology, and here legal activity is the substantial factor of development of man as a
legal creature. A legal axiology can be understood as part of legal praxiology, in fact research of the aims of legal activity and their copulas with legal values (that checked up and improved in the process of legal activity) must take into account in industry of legal praxiology. Legal praxiology has close copulas with legal ontology: legal existence is created and developed by a man in the process of his legal activity, and here actual legal activity comes true in space of present legal existence, thus, depends on it. Legal praxiology is organically related also to the legal gnosiology – cognitive activity in a legal sphere is the constituent of legal activity in general, and a theory of legal activity is the result of corresponding cognitive procedures. Thus, legal praxiology comes forward as a necessary constituent of legal philosophy as a single dialectical system.
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