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The Philosophy of Crisis: the self-consciousness of humanity in the era of catastrophic changes

Liberal Arts in Russia. 2021. Vol. 10. No. 1. Pp. 3-17.
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Ilyin V. V.
National Research Center “Kurchatov Institute”
1 Akademik Kurchatov Square, 132182 Moscow, Russia
Email: vvilin@yandex.ru

Abstract

The catastrophe experienced by humanity is regarded as a pervasive tragic phenomenon caused by the mutual intensification of the general social and philosophical crises. The content of the first is the failure of technocentric technologies; the content of the second is the collapse of rationocentric apologies of life-organization. The current situation entails a revision of the doctrine of the position of man in the world, which is exploited by philosophy. A project of a new type of value-oriented universal metaphysics is proposed, through the universalization of the role of Wertswelt, which subordinates the morphogenetic processes being implemented. The operational content of the project is the coordination of activities with the constructive principles of creating inorganic, organic, and supra-organic universes according to the typological laws of beauty.

Keywords

  • • homo aestimator
  • • Wertswelt
  • • crisis
  • • rationality
  • • homo aestimator
  • • Wertswelt

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