THE ONTOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FREEDOM AND LAW (TRANSCENDENTALIST CONTEXT)

The report is devoted to the problem of the ontological relationship between freedom and law, the identification of the ontological status of a person as a legal being. The authors show that its solution is possible in the context of transcendental philosophy, through the understanding of freedom and the identification of certain types of personality, in their relation to law, its genesis. In this context, he establishes a causal relationship between personality types and the existence of law, its various levels.

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2024-09-10
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https://doi.org/10.58168/being2024_32-36
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Law in Society and Culture
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THE ONTOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FREEDOM AND LAW (TRANSCENDENTALIST CONTEXT)

V.V. Chuchupal, V. Pristenskiy
Law in Society and Culture
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THE ONTOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FREEDOM AND LAW (TRANSCENDENTALIST CONTEXT)

V.V. Chuchupal, V. Pristenskiy
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The report is devoted to the problem of the ontological relationship between freedom and law, the identification of the ontological status of a person as a legal being. The authors show that its solution is possible in the context of transcendental philosophy, through the understanding of freedom and the identification of certain types of personality, in their relation to law, its genesis. In this context, he establishes a causal relationship between personality types and the existence of law, its various levels.

Voronezh State University of Forestry and Technologies (RU), Voronezh Institute of Ministry of Internal Affairs (RU)
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Law in Society and Culture
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