Abstract
The article presents the author’s approach of the argument on the right of resistance, which used by Hans Kelsen to criticize the theory of natural law. The study of the history of ideas and the nature of the right of resistance to oppression makes it possible to consider this right as an attribute of fair law and order, which natural law makes demands on. Natural law has been used since ancient times to evaluate positive law. The appeal to justice is a very characteristic technique for the natural law doctrine, which is especially in demand in complex critical periods of human history, when there is a need to legitimize the establishment of a new legal order.
Highlights
Может быть, как раз из-за возможных параллелей между учениями об основной норме и о естественном праве (в такой его интерпретации) Г
The article presents the author’s approach of the argument on the right of resistance, which used by Hans Kelsen to criticize the theory of natural law
The study of the history of ideas and the nature of the right of resistance to oppression makes it possible to consider this right as an attribute of fair law and order, which natural law makes demands on
Summary
Как раз из-за возможных параллелей между учениями об основной норме и о естественном праве (в такой его интерпретации) Г. 7 Наталия Ивановна МАЛЫШЕВА, доцент кафедры теории и истории государства и права Санкт-Петербургского государственного университета, кандидат юридических наук, доцент nmal60@list.ru 199105, Россия, г. Естественное право издревле используется для оценки права позитивного. LUKOVSKAYA, Professor, Department of theory and history of state and law of Saint Petersburg State University, Dr Sci.
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