INTERSUBJECTIVISM OF LEGAL BODIES IN THE SPACE OF JUDICIAL PERFORMANCE

Abstract

This study touches upon the problem of modern interpretation of legal reality in the horizon of intersubjectivism. The key role is assigned to performative actionism, which is considered as a tactic for exercising the law and a method of learning the truth in the course of a trial. Law is understood as an action, process, event, deed, situation, a series of actions of agents of law. Actionism applies the principles of independent and effective interaction of agents of the modern integrative environment, and also provides a methodological justification for the new legal intersubjectivism of bodies in judicial practice.