UTOPIANS’ NARRATIVES OF HABITU’S AND STRATAGEMS IN “GEOCULTURAL TURN"

Abstract

The article is devoted to problematic issue of the philosophy of law’s new trend in form of narrative jurisprudence. The essence of this direction is to represent the law as a way of exchanging information in interpersonal communication philosophy. Author’s input position is that: (1) the global relations are accompanied by a significant acceleration of the political process and promoting of its narrative; (2) the narrative — the term of postmodernism, the feelings of the sub-activity; (3) narrative — the links of installations of the supernatural and the unsaturated; (4) narrative — the term of postmodernism, filled with subjectivity; narrative — the connection of the human conscious with the unconscious; (5) narratives need to be explored in P. Ricoeur’s paradigm of the nature of political knowledge and the norm of regulation of relations in the procedure of causal duty; (6) there are various forces and superpower that “play” in the “big politics” in the world, or more precisely guide the process of international and local life in line with their interests under the different Utopians’ banners (habitués and stratagems); (7) when elite do not take into account the laws of social life, i.e., do not feel the existence of the gap between the desirable and the possible in term of law appeared to be Utopia as critics or dreams and then there is an opportunity in the course of communication within the narrative about the law to impose an ideological choice.