Methodological features of studying the interests of the subjects of property rights

Introduction: the problem of identifying the features of studying the interests of the subjects of property rights is of great methodological importance. The question of what are the specifics of the study of a particular scientific problem is the key one that sets the beginning of the entire process of scientific knowledge. The purpose of the study: to identify the features of studying the legal institute of the interests of the subjects of property rights. Methods: the research involved both general methods of scientific knowledge and private law methods, namely, formal legal, the method of interpretation of legal norms, comparative legal analysis. Results: the problems of the interests of the subjects of property rights were studied from different conceptual and methodological positions. Along with the applied and theoretical level, a theoretical and cognitive approach to the study of the interests of property rights subjects is proposed. Special attention is focused on the development of linguistic-hermeneutical and anthropological components of the modern methodology of cognition. The opinion on the need to take into account these trends in the study of the problems of interests of subjects of various forms of ownership is justified. Conclusions: the features of studying the interests of the subjects of property rights are that highlighting the applied and theoretical levels, it is advisable to focus on the actual theoretical and cognitive core of the study of this legal institute, on the positioning of the content, features of the legal vision, understanding of the legal reality. The models and mechanisms for the realization of the interests of owners in modern Russian law should be studied from a philosophical and sociological perspective, as well as from the perspective of the development of modern theoretical jurisprudence. One of the current trends in the field under study is the strengthening of the role of linguistic and anthropological components in studying the interests of subjects of private, state, and other forms of property. These developing areas of the methodology of knowledge of law open up new opportunities for the interpretation and understanding of legal texts and legal vocabulary.