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Идея индивидуального бытия человека и проблема абсурда

Идея индивидуального бытия человека и проблема абсурда

Abstract

The article identifies two strategies for the use of rationality, leading to the absurdity: adherence to the private situations and uncritical use of common rules. The potential for correcting these strategies the author sees in the ability of the mind to form ideas, which provide rational attitude to the world while retaining some of the contradictions with some sides of reality.

В статье выявляются две стратегии использования рациональности, приводящие к абсурду: конъюнктурное следование частным ситуациям и некритическое использование общих правил. Потенциал для корректировки этих стратегий автор видит в способности разума образовывать идеи, позволяющие рационально ориентироваться в мире при сохранении противоречий с некоторыми сторонами реальности.

Keywords

ИНДИВИДУАЛЬНОЕ БЫТИЕ ЧЕЛОВЕКА, АБСУРД, ПРОТИВОРЕЧИЕ, РАЦИОНАЛЬНОСТЬ, СМЫСЛ ЖИЗНИ, ИДЕЯ

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