The article discusses the limitations of the legal method adopted in the culture of statutory law—the exegesis of normative acts—considering civilisational developments in the digital age. The legal method guarantees the scientific autonomy of jurisprudence and was developed at the end of the 19th century as a formal-dogmatic method. With the development of law and European integration, its classic formula, developed in an era of strongly national legal systems with limited mutual relations, is becoming anachronistic. The article highlights these limitations and outlines possible further directions for its development.
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