Abstract
The challenge of contemporary development of new interdisciplinary science of mind makes it necessary for legal theory to deeply integrate with its scientific environment. Such science of law aiming to explain the complex phenomena of law needs to be distinguished from legal science conceived as practical activity of describing and claryfing the content of law. The first has to be external, naturalistic, interdisciplinary and regard law as causally interrelated mental and behavioral facts. Contrary to that legal science is internal, interpretive and partially normative intellectual activity participating in the operation of particular legal systems. Correspondingly, their propositions may aspire to objectivity in different senses of this concept.
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