Тransformation of philosophical concepts about the phenomenon of identity: from classical discourse to hermeneutic experience
https://doi.org/10.29235/2524-2369-2026-71-2-95-103
Abstract
The article is devoted to a comparative analysis of the determination of the phenomena of personality and identity in the context of their reflection in various philosophical teachings, differentially presented in the historical perspective of the development of philosophical thought. The research examines the main conceptual approaches to understanding human subjectivity, self-description, and self-determination, and traces the dynamics of their development from ancient times to the present day.
Particular attention is given to the transformation of views on these phenomena in relation to cultural, social, religious, and scientific transformations, as well as the relevance of their role in shaping the concept of the subject’s self-identification. The analysis underscores the evolution of ideas about the phenomena of personality and identity within the development of philosophical thought: the article demonstrates the increasing professional interest of philosophers in these issues, demonstrating their ongoing significance for fundamental aspects of both philosophy in particular and the humanities in general.
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K. V. Sevastov
Institute of Philosophy of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
Belarus
Belarus
Kirill V. Sevastov – Ph. D. (Philos.), Senior researcher at the Department of philosophy of literature and aesthetics
1 Surganov Str., Bldg 2, 220072 Minsk
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