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The “Pure” Doctrines of Law: Their Diversity in the History of Legal Thought and Their Influence on the Nature of Modern Legal Science
The article highlights the problem of the diversity of “pure” doctrines of law in the history of legal thought, their main semantic and substantive characteristics. It is demonstrated that the very fact of the diversity of “pure” legal doctrines and their heterogeneity creates the impression of the
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