Antropologìčnì Vimìri Fìlosofsʹkih Doslìdžen'

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Collection of philosophical sciences presents research papers covering and comprehending new facets of human existence at the beginning of the new millennium. Particular emphasis is focused on the forms of their manifestation and reflection in the philosophy of science, technology, language. The aim of the collection of scientific works “ Anthropological Measurements of Philosophical Research ” is to develop and disseminate contemporary philosophical research in the field of philosophical anthropology, social and cultural philosophy, aimed at understanding human beings, their existence, identity, values, and forms of interaction in the context of global transformations, contemporary challenges, and the European intellectual space. The collection covers topical theoretical and applied issues of philosophical understanding of human beings in the context of social, cultural, scientific, technological, and civilizational changes, in particular: - philosophical anthropology and ontological foundations of human existence; - identity, subjectivity, and value orientations of humans in the context of globalization and digitalization; - sociocultural transformations, communication, corporeality, everyday life; - ethical, bioethical, and humanitarian dimensions of scientific and technological progress; - anthropological aspects of contemporary philosophical, social, and humanitarian theories; - interdisciplinary approaches to the study of humans in the context of philosophy, sociology, cultural studies, history, and religious studies. The collection promotes the development of critical thinking, the deepening of humanitarian knowledge, and the formation of scientific approaches relevant to the European research space. The target audience of the collection is: - scientists, researchers, and teachers in the field of philosophy, social sciences, and humanities; - doctoral students, graduate students, and candidates for scientific degrees; - representatives of interdisciplinary research communities interested in the anthropological and humanitarian dimensions of contemporary social processes; - experts, analysts, and specialists whose activities are related to humanitarian expertise in social transformations.

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