Intersubjectivity as a characteristic of a citizen's will in postclassical jurisprudence

Abstract

The article is devoted to the analysis of the philosophical and legal concept of intersubjectivity. The paper reveals the understanding of intersubjectivity as a methodological basis for understanding the will in postclassical jurisprudence. The author explores the practical and doctrinal aspects of intersubjectivity in law-making and law enforcement. The relationship between the subjective understanding of the essence of law and the effectiveness of legal regulation is substantiated. The author substantiates the importance of communication procedures in the context of modernization and digitalization of the legal system to ensure the legitimacy of the law.