英文摘要 |
Interpretation according to law bases on the formal logic, and clarity is the basic characteristic of the rule of law thinking. There is view that rule of law thinking cannot compatible with dialectical thinking, and dialectical thinking is a mode of thinking that anti-rule of law or dismantles the rule of law. This judgment is confirmed by the fact that postmodern jurisprudence uses dialectical thinking to argue for the abrogability of law and the impossibility of legal reasoning, and then proposes a crisis theory of the rule of law. But postmodern jurisprudence only deconstructs but not constructs, instead, traditional basic jurisprudence comes up with the rescue methods of legal argumentation, substantive reasoning, legal sources and other external expropriation. Although these methods use dialectical interpretation to open up the closeness of law, they demonstrate the possibility of the proposition of rule of law from the premise of perfecting legal reasoning. These methods of external expropriation are part and parcel of dialectical interpretation. It is only that in the past thinking, dialectical interpretation was not placed in a fundamental position. It needs to be realized that while pure dialectic cannot advance the rule of law, rule of law thinking cannot be shaped without dialectic-based dialectic. The rule of law thinking that matches with the rule of law in China needs to integrate legal interpretation and dialectical thinking, and holding the law to achieve change is its basic form. |