Individuation as a Key Factor in Modern Social Philosophy

Abstract

Turning from everyday ideas about society to the level of theoretical understanding, we decide how to transform the structures forming society from pure abstractions into human experience. The key factor is individuation. The doctrine of individuation developed by K.G. Jung requires refinement, taking into account Gadamer's ideas about changes in the nature of discourse that occurred in Christianity, when the liberation of language from the ideality of meaning allowed the word to become a pure event. M.K. Mamardashvili shows how the art of verbal construction can become a way of the existence of truth and its embodiment in reality. The book is no longer an object or a thing. It is a spiritual tool manifesting structural properties of society, properties forming the social system.

Formation of Regional and Civic Identities in Modern Russia Through Activities of National-Cultural Associations Taking the Republic of Bashkortostan as an Example

“…The chairman of the central board of another influential association of the Bashkir, the People's Party of Bashkortostan did not join the organizing committee. The deputy chairman of the organizing committee was "a person who was far from Bashkir affairs" [14].…”