Philosophy and its lesson for modern jurisprudence

Abstract

The article attempts to find the key lesson that philosophy presents to law in the modern era, and answers to questions about what is new in this lesson or at the current historical stage, philosophy and law, as spheres of knowledge, follow in a transitive order. The study reveals that under the weight of experience, the philosophy has gained understanding of the true scale of the phenomenon "knowledge" today signals the Sciences that the subjects of monitoring has changed significantly. Philosophy realized that it significantly underestimated knowledge, and the term dedicated to it does not reflect its real meaning, defining knowledge only as the result of knowing something. With this in mind, today brings the philosophy of science, including jurisprudence, to knowledge. Moreover, philosophy declares and justifies that knowledge is a new form of being. This was the reason for the present study and testing of the hypothesis that knowledge is a form of law