Masalov A. Integrity and Civilization in the Philosophical-anthropological Measuring

The object of study: the civilization as a sociocultural phenomenon. Objective: disclosing of the anthropological maintenance of a civilization phenomenon in a principle context of integrity. Methods: a structuralize approach, the structural-functional approach, holistic dialectic K. Wilber, the comparative method, the method of "ideal types". Results novelty: Collegiality disclosed as a way of human existence, which is based on informal interpersonal communication. "The Cathedral", and social aspects of public life were investigated as informal value-rational and formal goal-rational ways of organizing human societies. The phenomenon of civilization studied in relation to the principle of integrity, using an approach which is an alternative civilizational and line-phasic approach to culture. Improved understanding of the interaction of the structural (invariant, partially perceived) and substantive (variability, the conscious) aspects of civilization as a "collective consciousness" (Fernand Braudel). To refine the structure of the theoretical doctrines of integrity, which highlights aspects: eklesiological, social and philosophical, anthropological, ethical, epistemological. Application areas: the creation of theoretical and methodological foundations for further philosophical and anthropological studies of the phenomenon of civilization.