Abstract
Legal dogmatics is one of the several subtypes of legal science. The other ones are, for example, legal history, comparative study of law and legal sociology. Of the subtypes, legal dogmatics is the oldest: traditionally, it has been defined as follows. It consists of two types of activities: interpretation of legal texts, especially the text of law, and systematization of legal norms. In the following, the focus of the analysis will be solely the interpretive task of legal dogmatics. Although this limitation has been made, interpretation is internally related in several ways to systematization. The most important relation is the “feedback” phenomenon: the method of systematizing norms (systematizing theory) affects the contents of the interpretation.1
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