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ЛУКИЋЕВ СИСТЕМ ФИЛОЗОФИЈЕ ПРАВА
THE SYSTEM OF JURISPRUDENCE IN THE OPUS OF PROF. RADOMIR LUKIĆ

Author(s): Dragan Stanimirovic
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Philosophy of Law
Published by: Правни факултет Универзитета у Нишу
Keywords: philosophy; jurisprudence; system; Lukic

Summary/Abstract: In this paper, the author discusses Prof. Lukic's system of jurisprudence considering a wider context of his apprehension of philosophy, law and jurisprudence. Prof. Lukic defines the concept of jurisprudence as a separate discipline of philosophy, having its origin and source in general philosophy. Accordingly, the most significant work in Prof Lukic's opus, "The System of Jurisprudence", on the outset, provides an overview of the so-called general philosophy. First, due attention has been given herein to Prof. Lukic's understanding of philosophy as a critical, cognitive, and sur-experiential discipline. Second, Prof Lukic's division of the empirical world into real and ideal is original. Third, with reference to monism and dualism, Prof. Lukic1 s philosophical tribalism is quite new and distinctive, considering his original apprehension of the real world as a unity of matter, energy and spirit. These concepts pervade jurisprudence as well. In addition to the system of general philosophy - its concept, ontology, axiology and gnoseology - Prof Lukic consistently elaborates on the elements of the system of jurisprudence - its concept, ontology, axiology and gnoseology of law.

  • Issue Year: XLIII/2003
  • Issue No: 43
  • Page Range: 41-59
  • Page Count: 20
  • Language: Serbian
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