About a universal dialogue (Tenth World Congress ISUD The Human Being: its Nature and Functions, 4th — 9th July 2014, Craiova, Romania)

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  • Olga Gomilko

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Anthropocene, complexity of reality, cosmodernity, interdisciplinarity, ISUD, human nature, levels of reality, reality, Tenth World Congress ISUD, transdisciplinary methodology of dialogue, universality, universal dialogue

Abstract

The Tenth World Congress is a valuable experience not only in deepening a philosophical knowledge of the human nature, but the acquisition of certain organizational and institutional skills. The success of the Congress has been determined by the effective activities of the International Society for Universal Dialogue, the main purpose of which consist in researching and articulating the basic principles of universality. Orientation of the contemporary philosophical research on situational context, empirical and analytical criteria, pluralization of values and radicalization of post-metaphysical thinking in its inclination to pragmatization of a philosophical knowledge actualizes the search for new strategies of normative justification of knowledge as a certain type of universality. Despite all the efforts of the contemporary philosophy to overcome anthropocentrism in thinking, anthropomorphism is still persisting. From modernity to cosmodernity through post-modernity is the trajectory to the unity of the human knowledge in a transdisciplinary dialogue with a human perspective. Transdisciplinary methodology universal dialogue is to recognize the complexity of reality and overcoming reductionism of its levels.

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2014-05-01

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Gomilko, O. (2014). About a universal dialogue (Tenth World Congress ISUD The Human Being: its Nature and Functions, 4th — 9th July 2014, Craiova, Romania). Filosofiya Osvity. Philosophy of Education, 14(1). Retrieved from https://philosopheducation.com/index.php/philed/article/view/457

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