Social and anthropological ideals in the perspective of ontological discourse

Annotation

The ontological picture of the world can be considered as a basis for identifying the specifics of social and anthropological values. In this context, it is interesting to consider the relationship of confessional ontological attitudes (I. Kireevsky, M. Weber, V. Lossky) and images of social and anthropological ideals.

Keywords

ideal, religion, personality, absolute, denomination, political, modernity, discourse.

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