In the new monograph, the authors analyze legal thinking from philosophical and theoretical legal positions, as well as in relation to the history of law, sectoral and special legal disciplines. The studies presented answer fundamentally important questions: how post-modern legal thinking differs from how lawyers and philosophers thought in the classical era; what happens to dogmatic thinking; why professional thinking is increasingly oriented towards the ordinary; where can the rejection of "high theory" lead in favor of "serving" practical jurisprudence.