Голоса во чреве: ухо критической мысли
Ключевые слова:
Арендт, критическое мышление, внутренний голос, Кант, «широкий образ мыслей»
Аннотация
В настоящее время по всему миру мы наблюдаем кризис публичной сферы. Поэтому сегодня один из серьезнейших вызовов для критической мысли состоит в способности поддерживать здравые формы рассуждения в условиях, когда публичная сфера, которая со времен Просвещения призвана была сохранять и воспроизводить наследие критической рефлексии и свободы, оказывается подорванной. Какие средства мы должны привносить в мир, чтобы развивать критическое мышление? Живя в «темные времена» (как назвала Ханна Арендт межвоенный период), мы должны искать новые основания для критического мышления. В таких условиях на первый план выходит «внутренний голос», мысль, которая в широком смысле социально, этнически или политически ангажирована. Она не ищет правды в философском смысле этого слова, но стремится быть вовлеченной в процессы мышления.
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2018-07-28
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SjöholmC. (2018). Голоса во чреве: ухо критической мысли. Stasis, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.33280/2310-3817-2018-6-1-138-151
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