INDIVIDUAL FACES OF COMPARATIVE LAW AT THE PRESENT STAGE OF ITS DEVELOPMENT
Based on the characteristics of the various understandings of the subject of comparative jurisprudence the author considers its subject-methodological possibilities in the cognition of the legal reality at the national and global levels, grounded on the scientific and methodological approaches, the potential for use in comparative jurisprudence. Indicated that despite the variety and diversity of legal systems human values are determined by the nature of human, which in turn determines the nature and social essence of law. Emphasized that in the context of intense scientific and technological progress, affecting the globalization of social life and the processes of legal unification, law is able to store and transmit the social memory of humanity and to form the necessary standards of conduct, grounded on the needs of society. In this context is argued a specific role for comparative jurisprudence as a science, focused on the identification of “self”, “next”, “other” by the way of comparative cognition. One of the faces of comparative jurisprudence at the present stage of development stands out for his humanistic orientation, which can be implemented in combination and correlation with the anthropological approach to comparative legal studies.