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Reflections on the cognitive purpose of comparative law (comparative jurisprudence)
The article showing that the highest goal of each autonomous general legal discourse is the construction and implementation of its vision and mission as a special picture of the world – a conceptualized and structured model of an aspect or fragment of reality accessible through its research program
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