Philosophy as a Design of New Meanings
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Philosophy as a Design of New Meanings
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S004287440005726-3-
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Grigorii L. Tulchinskii 
Affiliation: SPbSU
Address: Russian Federation, St. Petersburg
Edition
Pages
64-68
Abstract

Philosophical understanding claims to universality. Meaning, understanding, sense-formation are fundamentally human characteristics of being as a meaningful picture of the world. Sense-formation is realized always from a certain position, from a certain point of view. Therefore, it is always personal, communicative and socially representable. In this regard, the concepts and practices of philosophical sense-formation, proposed and implemented by Michael Epstein in a series of network projects and scientific monographs, as well as in the discussed article [Epstein 2019] are indicative. The author assesses the prospects of the modern philosophy of the digitizing era in the context proposed by M.N. Epstein "philosophy of synthesis". It is about philosophizing in the genre of projective dictionaries (philosophy, humanitarian knowledge in general). The projective dictionary appears as a single hypertext, which expands the scope of the conceptual integrity of the entire project. This approach realizes today's humanist position as potentiation of being, opening up new possibilities of culture. A projective dictionary, in essence, is a generative model that latently contains the energy of divergent vectors of further work, which can embody different concepts, protect different positions, but use a common terminological and conceptual resource.

Keywords
M.N. Epstein, meaning, philosophy, projective dictionary, sense
Acknowledgment
This paper is prepared with the support of Russian Foundation for Basic Research, project № 18-511-00018 The distribution of knowledge in a networked society: the interaction of archaic and modern forms
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27.07.2019
Date of publication
28.07.2019
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1. Epstein, Mikhail N., Tulchinsky, Grigorii L. (2003) Projective Philosophical Dictionary, ed. G.L. Tulchinskii, M.N. Epstein, Aletheia, Saint-Petersburg (In Russian).

2. Epstein, Mikhail (2017) Projective Dictionary of Humanities. Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie, Moscow (In Russian).

3. Epstein, Mikhail N. (2019) ‘From Analysis to Synthesis: on the Vocation of Philosophy in the XXIst century” Voprosy Filosofii, Vol. 7 (2019), pp. ?–?.

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