DOI: 10.32691/2410-0935-2020-15-187-190
Fyodor I. Girenok
About author:
Doctor of Science (Philosophy), Professor Lomonosov Moscow State University
E-mail: girenok [at] list.ru (girenok[at]list[dot]ru)
Abstract. The article analyzes the modern crisis of philosophy. According to the author, this crisis consists in the fact that under the mask of objectivity lurks the enemy of thinking. What does it mean? This means that we are accustomed to rely on the principle of objectivity in the study of nature. But the turn to the study of subjectivity rejects the principle of objectivity. In this regard, the article develops the idea of hauntology. The author follows J. Derrida in believing that hauntology is more fundamental than ontology. Not being, but a specter is the constitutive authority of the human world.
Keywords: anthropology, ontology, hauntology, subjectivity, imaginary, philosophy, modern philosophy, human
