Zakharchuk O. The conception of society in social-philosophical views of F. Nietzsche.

The object is the social-philosophical concept of Friedrich Nietzsche. The aim is to study the specific of social and philosophical views of Nietzsche's thinking in the context of contemporary social, philosophical and political issues. The methods are polemical, dialectical, comparative, hermeneutical, problem-subject, content analysis, ideographic, monographic. A study contains the analysis of conditions and sources of molding of the social- philosophical views of thinker in the context of the concepts of classical and non-classical philosophy. As a result what was made conclusion about the transitional nature of Nietzsche's philosophy, which, inheriting the characteristic features of classical philosophy, nevertheless, contains the rudiments of formation of the non-classical type of philosophizing. In this study it is shown that the proximity of Nietzsche to the non-classical philosophy especially vividly is outlined based on the example of his social- philosophical views, which were expressed in the actual acknowledgement by the philosopher of the complementarity principle of rational-irrational. This principle in turn makes it possible to more efficiently examine the problems actually arising before the society, which cannot be solved with the aid of the one-sided rational or irrational approach. Application sphere is the training courses.