Kozachynska V. Subjectivity: Extension of Heterogeneous Spaces (Philosophical-Anthropological Dimension)

The object of research is subjectivity in the philosophical and anthropological dimension. The aim of the study is to explore the extension of heterogeneous spaces of subjectivity as an unobvious constancy of phenomena that are constitutive for individual experience and being in the world. The methods of investigation are the historical and philosophical description, reconstruction of philosophical and humanitarian discourse; comparative approach; hermeneutic method; phenomenological analysis; analysis, synthesis, abstraction, generalization, specification. The theoretical results and their novelty. Subjectivity is substantiated as a non-obvious completeness of heterogeneous spaces of specifically human, that includes phenomena from affectivity and embodied being in the world to complex forms of self-reflection and intersubjectivity, constitutive for individual experience and being in the world. Discovered the extension of heterogeneous spaces of subjectivity as transcendent in immanent, that manifest themselves as negative subjectivity, nomadic subjectivity, Other, Alien, the Self, embodiment, mortality. The practical value. The results of the dissertation are practically significant both for theoretical investigations and critical studies of subjectivity, as well as for teaching a course (special course) on the problems of philosophical human studies. The conclusions of the thesis can be used for carrying out of future research projects, normative courses on philosophical anthropology, philosophy, philosophy of history, in the scientific methodological and pedagogical work, applied for seminars, discussions, round tables.