Self and Other in the Communicative Space of the Global World

The author presents the philosophical analysis of Self Other relationship in intercultural and interreligious communications in the globalizing world. Special attention is paid to the semantic clarification of the processes of alienation and simultaneous mutual influence, strangification in a dichotomous interaction of Self and Other, Self and many Others in the postmodern era. The author offers in religious communications a consideration of relationship Self and the Other, where the Other is God from a philosophical-anthropological standpoint, intercultural dialogue and pluralistic approach to understanding religion.

Authors
Chistyakova O.
Publisher
ATLANTIS PRESS
Language
English
Pages
6-11
Status
Published
Volume
124
Year
2017
Keywords
Intercultural and interreligious communications; Self/Other relationship; Self and God dichotomy; God as the Other; alienation; postmodernity; secularity; post-secular society; Patristics; philosophical anthropology; phenomenology
Date of creation
19.10.2018
Date of change
19.10.2018
Short link
https://repository.rudn.ru/en/records/article/record/7703/
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