Legal reality: philosophical and legal analysis
P. P. Lang
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P. P. Lang
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This article presents a philosophical and legal study of the relationship between legal activity and legal reality, their definitions are formulated. The author illustrates theoretical and methodological aspects of interpretation of these categories. The analysis of the combination of legal reality, as well as legal memory, legal awareness, etc. is carried out. Theoretical and legal significance of the categories under consideration for the legal doctrine is determined.
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This article presents a philosophical and legal study of the relationship between legal activity and legal reality, their definitions are formulated. The author illustrates theoretical and methodological aspects of interpretation of these categories. The analysis of the combination of legal reality, as well as legal memory, legal awareness, etc. is carried out. Theoretical and legal significance of the categories under consideration for the legal doctrine is determined.
Key concepts: Legal doctrine, Legal realism, Empirical legal studies, Legal formalism, Interpretation (philosophy), Legal profession, Legal research, Legal psychology