The publication is an introduction to the issue of methodological postmodern legal theoretical skepticism both in the field of legal and non-legal normative thinking in a global multicultural civilization, as well as in the territory of political and constitutional science, especially in the aspect of the clash between the universalism of the Western concept of fundamental rights and freedoms and the global reality of the Clash of Civilizations in the micro and macro structure of state symbols and statehood. Pre-modern, modern and post-modern theoretical and doctrinal interpretations and ideas about law, justice, the state and the signs of statehood are the core of the temporal perception of humanity's information preserve (collective legal superconsciousness) and state law institutes today. The author tries to address not only the issue of normativity (recently the rule of law, possibly the law), but also morality (recently an axiological problem and the clash of a global character in the field of international studies) and especially legitimacy (recently the crisis of majority rule with the constitutional rights of minorities). He also imagines the consequences and connotations within the framework of the universalism of fundamental human rights and freedoms of Westernist constitutionalism with a critical differentiation of non-European concepts.