Thoughts about the subject specificity of scientific specialities and the formation of new legal sciences
The author reveals the features of the nomenclature of scientific legal specialities at different stages of the development of domestic legal science. She identifies and analyses the reasons for the adoption of a new classifier at the present stage. Interdisciplinarity is defined as the main condition for the development of science. In this regard, it is proposed to include in the passport of the scientific speciality 5.1.1 new scientific disciplines that generalize the theoretical and historical experience of domestic legal science (legal science studies and history of legal science), as well as auxiliary disciplines that expand the cognitive capabilities of science (legal source studies and legal historiography). It is pointed out that these areas of scientific research are poorly developed in domestic jurisprudence, and there are few generalizing works of a scientific, historiographic and source-study nature. The subject and tasks of each of the considered scientific disciplines are revealed.