UNIFORMITY VS PLURALISM: AN ONTOLOGICAL BASIS OF CONFLICT
COMPETITION OF YOUNG RESEARCHERS FOR THE NELLA IVANOVA-GEORGIEVSKAYA PRIZE
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https://doi.org/10.15407/fd2021.03.166Keywords:
uniformity, pluralism, freedom, modernism, postmodernism, politics, theory of knowledge, ontology, logic, problem of truth, ontological differentiation, phenomenology, consciousness, experience, metaphysics, art, philosophical anthropology, existenceAbstract
The article considers the phenomena of unified and plural rationality, and hence the possibility or its absence to unify experience, culture, politics, economics, etc. To illustrate the problem, it is suggested to consider the differences between the modern and postmodern eras. It is attempted to deduce the ontological basis of cultural differences and the dynamics of knowledge develop- ment in general. Author of the article reflects upon contemporary challenges related to the instability of the state of knowledge, and propose possible solutions of modern social and philosophical problems on the basis of phenomenology.
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