The Philosophy of Law and Legal Science

✍ Scribed by S.I. Zakhartsev, V.P. Salnikov, Ekaterina Lyashko

• Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
• Year: 2018
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 280
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter One
§ 1. The problem of monism-pluralism in philosophy
§ 2. The role of personality in the methodology and role of a researcher’s results in the formation of methodology and worldview
§ 3. Briefly about philosophy of science
§ 4. Philosophy and global problems of humanity
Chapter Two
§ 1. The subject of the philosophy of law
§ 2. The origin of law
§ 3. Questions of ontology and epistemology of law
§ 4. Questions of methodology of law
§ 5. Legal progress
Chapter Three
§ 1. General problems of scientific works in jurisprudence
§ 2. Ethical problems in legal science
§ 3. The main scientific problems of legal science
§ 4. Problems of legal education at the present stage
§ 5. The main problems of contemporary legal practice
Chapter Four
§ 1. Legal consciousness
§ 2. Legal nihilism in Russia
§ 3. Professional deformation of legal consciousness
Chapter Five
§1 Biomedical experiments on humansas a philosophical-legal problem
§2 Information space as a threat to human and its rights
Conclusions and Forecasts
Bibliography