Коммунитаристский дискурс в русской философско-правовой мысли

Proceedings of the XXIII World Congress of Philosophy 71:45-50 (2018)
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At the turn of the 20th-21st centuries, we observe a communitarian turn in the political and legal consciousness both in Western society and in Russia. From methodological point of view, this turn is characterized as postmodern discourse of philosophy of law. Communitarianism is a kind of expression of justice and the rise of the question not only of freedom, but also of the welfare. The spread of communitarian discourse in Russia is particularly noticeable. Communitarian discourse is explicit in the political culture of traditional type, represented in the Russian philosophical and legal thought. Despite the difference in the historical paths between Russia and Europe, there appear general laws of development of the philosophical and legal thought.

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