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The Aesthetic Doctrine of Law (Aesthetics of Law) in the Context of the Development of Nbics Technologies

Nikolai CHERNOGOR*, Alexander EMELYANOV, Maksim ZALOILO

Received: 2024-11-12 · Published: 2021-12-15

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Original title
The Aesthetic Doctrine of Law (Aesthetics of Law) in the Context of the Development of Nbics Technologies
Authors
Nikolai CHERNOGOR, Alexander EMELYANOV, Maksim ZALOILO
Published
2021-12-15
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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International
Original
https://doi.org/10.24234/wisdom.v1i1.674

Abstract

The development of NBICS technologies is one of the factors of transformation of the mechanism of social regulation, including law, which acts as a means and as an object of socio-economic modernization. The scientific search creates new contexts in the study of law, serves as a prerequisite for rethinking its es­sence and role in the life of modern society, determines the formulation of a number of questions, inclu­ding the consequences of technological progress for the legal existence of a person. In line with this kind of research, new areas of research have been identified – “legal cognitology”, “functional identify­ca­tion of law”. One of the promising ideas is an appeal to aesthetics, more precisely, to the regularities of the deve­lopment of law, which can be learned through the methodology of this field of knowledge. The sub­ject of the article is the methodology of knowledge of the law. The purpose is to establish the possibility of ex­pan­ding the methodology of knowledge of law through the methods of aesthetics and NBICS techno­lo­gies. The result is a reasonable hypothesis that the development and implementation of NBICS technolo­gies allow us to apply aesthetic methods to the establishment of the regularities of the genesis of law.
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