Dodonova V. Social rationality as the subject of post-nonclassic discourse

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

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0512U000556

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Specialization

  • 23.00.03 - Політична культура та ідеологія

06-06-2012

Specialized Academic Board

Д 26.053.16

Essay

The thesis investigates post-nonclassic discourse of social rationality in two aspects: the dynamic and the static one. The dynamic aspect of the social rationality development is connected with the study of the features of classic, nonclassic and post-nonclassic rationality in historical development. The static aspect of social rationality is considered as a synthesis of discourse-positions: social action, waivers of grandnarratives, axiological priorities, sociosynergetics, social management, communicational rationality. While defining the post-nonclassic visions of the problem of unity of mind, the post-nonclassic variant of this issue within the limits of totallogical, interval, holistic, monadological, psychonetic, habitual approaches is given. It is proven that wisdom is the modus of rationality in a post-nonclassic era.

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