| 英文摘要 |
Probing into the systemic nature and significance of law is essentially emphasizing the important role of logic in the construction of the rule of law. The increasing use of pragmatics in the legal field reflects the growing emphasis on logic. However, existing research still lacks in-depth exploration of the significance of logic in the construction of the rule of law, and is more of a linguistic rhetoric. Systematicity is not only a description of legal characteristics, but also a reflection of the inherent morality of law. The combination of nature'' and the legal system does not focus on describing the characteristics of the law as a whole object or system, nor is it used to describe the quality and essence of the law. Instead, it emphasizes the systemic nature of the law and extends it as a principle for the construction of the rule of law. As a principle of the rule of law, the legal system plays a guiding role in the construction of legal norms, the implementation of laws, and the shaping of legal discourse. The systematic construction of the law is a prerequisite for the rule of law order, but it still needs to be dynamically implemented by combining systematic methods. Systematization is the logical requirement of the rule of law and the method followed in its implementation. The integration of systematic requirements and systematic methods constitutes the technical principles and thinking rules for the creation, implementation, and shaping of legal discourse. The legal system requires that legal elements not only constitute a whole object or system, but also have logical consistency. Systematicity is different from systems. Systems are closed, while systematicity can be open, encompassing both internal and external systems. The systemic nature of the legal system is not the only factor in the process of legal decision-making. The interpretation of legal significance requires respect for legal norms, integration with other social norms, and promotion of the concrete application of the law. The construction of a rule of law China requires a corresponding way of thinking. Chinese jurisprudence, without being proficient in modern legal and rule of law theories and knowledge, has directly entered postmodern thinking with Western jurisprudence, resulting in an existing way of thinking that emphasizes dialectical thinking and lacks emphasis on logic, making it difficult to construct a way of thinking that matches modern rule of law in China. Systemic pragmatics requires systematic guidance, and dialectical thinking cannot be separated from systemic thinking. The essence of systematicity is logical consistency. The shaping of a thinking mode suitable for the construction of the rule of law in China requires emphasis on the use of logical rules, fully leveraging the systemic function of the legal system, embedding systematic logic and explanatory methods in traditional thinking, in order to increase the logical factors in thinking methods and meet the needs of interpreting and acting according to the law. The exertion of systemic functions relies on the mediation of logic in dialectical thinking, the introduction of systems in holistic thinking, and the strengthening of form in substantive thinking. Taking the systemic nature of the law seriously means combining problem thinking with systemic thinking, promoting the maturity and development of China's rule of law thinking. |