Nesprava M. Social-Philosophical Dimension of the I. Ilyin's and A. Badiou's Ideas of Nature and Genesis of Evil.

The object is social-philosophical dimension of I. Ilyin's and A. Badiou's theories in the horizon of modern philosophy. The aim is to elicit of genetic, topological and dynamical aspects of evil and good in I. Ilyin's and A. Badiou's theories in horizon of non-classical intellectual situation in modern philosophy. The methods are hermeneutic, dialectic, structural, topological and comparative. The thesis analyzes religious-metaphysical, anthropological, social and cultural roots of evil and good in I. Ilyin's ideas, as well as ontological, communicative, anthropological and generic roots of evil and good in A. Badiou's ideas. Such social-cultural constitutions of genesis of evil and good by I. Ilyin and A. Badiou as 'integration / dissipation', 'religiosity / antireligiosity', 'consumerism / anticonsumerism' were researched. A topological markup of the I. Ilyin's and A. Badiou's problem of evil and good was articulated. It is stated that I. Ilyin justifies religious dimension of ethics, whereas A. Badiou justifies atheistic, singular dimension of ethics. I. Ilyin's and A. Badiou's ideas about transformational and constant processes of social-cultural development of evil and good were shown. Application spheres are training courses.