Foundational nature of morality within the value system of legal culture.
Abstract
In this article, the authors consider several issues of the axiological interpretation of law and provides the profound analysis of the correlation between law and morality. The author also particularizes a number of factors that have an influence on the genesis and development of law, i.e., the historical development of society, the sociocultural factor, the socioeconomic factor and the class structure of society. In general, from the author’s point of view, studying the axiological aspects of law, will help in overcoming the crisis of legal education.
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