The Change of Legal Fictions: From Legitimacy to Legality

The article reviews the historical process of transformation of the European legal consciousness responsible for the change of landmarks in the early Modern Times. Transcendent values and settings binding the government and politics with religious traditions in the course of secularization processes give way to the legalistic mindset and introduce new symbols, forms, norms of administration and law.

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HISTORY OF STATE AND LAW
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.18572/1812-3805-2024-11-2-7
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Law in Society and Culture
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The Change of Legal Fictions: From Legitimacy to Legality

Igor A. Isaev
HISTORY OF STATE AND LAW
Law in Society and Culture
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The Change of Legal Fictions: From Legitimacy to Legality

Igor A. Isaev
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Abstract

The article reviews the historical process of transformation of the European legal consciousness responsible for the change of landmarks in the early Modern Times. Transcendent values and settings binding the government and politics with religious traditions in the course of secularization processes give way to the legalistic mindset and introduce new symbols, forms, norms of administration and law.

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