To analyze the meaning of L. Wittgenstein's works "Philosophical Studies" and "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus" and to determine ways of moving away from the metaphysical use of words. characterization of the possibilities of Wittgenstein's philosophy.

L. Wittgenstein is one of the most influential philosophers of the 20th century. Analysis of the meaning of his works "Philosophical Investigations" and "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus" and ways of avoiding the metaphysical use of words are identified.

Analysis of the meaning of L. Wittgenstein's works "Philosophical Studies" and "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus" and determination of ways to depart from the metaphysical use of words. Language games, the ability to clearly see the image of a word.

Ludwig Wittgenstein as one of the most influential philosophers of the 20th century, the author of fundamental contributions to the development of modern logic and philosophy of language. The main ways of moving away from the metaphysical use of words.

Chomsky's revolution in linguistics and his anthropological position. The basic ideas of language ability as a cognitive ability of the mind, creativity arising from the foundations of philosophical rationalism, generative procedure are highlighted.

Socrates' demon - the demon against which Socrates always held out and to which Plato would have preferred not to give in: the madness of writing, an infinite, interminable, incessant, and continuous movement. Sade as an immoral writer of the revolution.

Socio-anthropological approach to the role of a scientist in a post-industrial society. The influence of a scientist on the development of modern society compared to the influence of intellectuals. The role of modern research scientists as intellectuals.

Analysis of the main components of the mission of the modern university through the prism of the fundamental philosophical categories of time and space. Studying and characterization of learning as a process of translating knowledge from the past.

The MIT Encyclopedia of the Cognitive Sciences is comprehensive reference work that represents the methodological and theoretical diversity of this changing field. At the core of the encyclopedia are concise entries, from Acquisition to X-bar Theory.

The killing like a long-standing taboo. Analysis of the principles of a Just War, which was originated with classical Greek and Roman philosophers like Plato and Cicero and were added to by Christian theologians like Augustine and Thomas Aquinas.

Analysis of the Pygmalion myth in the works of Andre-Francois Bouraud-Delland and Jean-Jacques Rousseau as a metaphor for the modern subject, which emphasizes the ambivalence of the age of modernity. Presentations of the mythical consciousness of the subj

Consideration of the modern reception of the "Data Myth" argument proposed by Wilfrid Sellars. Consideration of modern analytical epistemology as an arena of two leading positions in the world. Essence, distinctive features of externalism and internalism.

Differences between Greece and Rome, which did not allow the assimilation of Greek philosophy and science in the West in a historical spirit. Life in eudaimonia and freedom, which teleologically directs every person and citizen towards self-realization.

Investigated the fundamental nature of conflict within an existential-phenomenological approach. attempts to locate a uniform ground for an understanding of the entity of conflict by means of rethinking the specific position of man within Being.

Philosophical study of the problems of the human existence in the conditions of cardinal changes in the life of all mankind. The development of the metaphysics of Overcoming. The search for the universal beginning of civilization and the nature of being.

The ontological difference is indeed the dominant theme in the history of philosophy. The symbolic difference in Political Philosophy. Political symbols will appear to be paradigmatic for the phenomenological reformulation of the ontological difference.

Review of the book by Bernard Kastrup, a specialist in the field of philosophy of mind. Contrasting the author's vision of the world with the existing ideas of the worldview. Consideration of the universal mind as the only fundamental essence of nature.

The method of definition and counterexample, conflict with the cardinal principle of the philosophy of ordinary language. Preoccupation with definitions of whole systems` technical terms, tends to divert the attention of philosophers such investigation.

Philosophical analysis of disharmonious relations between people in society. Influence of information on the occurrence of disputes. Disclosure of the causes of existing conflicts and search for ways to reduce the manifestations of chaos in relationships.

Works of the Hungarian philosopher D. Lukacs. The interpretation of the phenomenon special in the aesthetic concept of the Hungarian thinker is investigated. The use of the concept of "special" in modern aesthetic theory, from the point of view of Lukac

Study the question of the ideological content of Plato’s "minor" dialogues and their significance for understanding Plato's philosophy. Analyzes of the "minor" dialogues in terms of their role in the implementation of Plato's educational strategies.

The definition of the criterion of cultural and political rights of nations and nationalities in the era of globalization. Philosophical analysis and explanation of the concept of multiculturalism as a synthesis of the ideals of communism and liberalism.

Comprehensive consideration of the paradox of the interaction of "unique" and "all-embracing" through the use of classical postulates of fundamental, philosophical and theological knowledge. Implementation of conceptualization of ideal interaction models.

Foucault’s passion is an evocation of pure Deleuzian haecceity. Characteristic Blanchot’s and Schroeter’s Passion. Bodies and pleasures, and the passion which animates them. Individuation through passion as a new distinction between affective states.

Historical and philosophical analysis of the changing structures of conceptual representation. The study of theoretical models of scientific knowledge, which are based on Marx's interpretation of effects. Linear causal relationships of the system.

An overview of Jean-Luc Nancy's philosophical thought to date which situates it within the broader context of contemporary European thinking. His understanding of space and spatiality; his thinking about the body and embodiment; his political thought.

Examines the correlation between such postmodern phenomena as globalization, "massovization" and national economic centrism. It is concluded and analyzed that this is national economic centrism which represents a serious alternative to globalization.

Examines the correlation between such postmodern phenomena as globalization, "massovization" and national economic centrism. Consideration of the crisis of liberalism, which reflects the crisis of capitalism itself, its way of organizing social life.

Analyzes the rich heritage of representatives of one of the most important philosophical schools of the ancient era - Stoicism. The significant changes and transformations it has undergone in the historical context up to the present day are demonstrated.

The starting point of the following article are statements by various prominent musical performers of the 20-th century who have testified to the life-experience of musical identification, i. e. the experience of unity and oneness with music.