Issue #46

SEPTEMBER, 2024

EDITORIAL

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F.N. Blukher

Candidate of Sciences (Philosophy)ⓘ; Leading Research Fellowⓘ, Head of the Department of Philosophical Problems in Social Sciences and Humanities, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences (IPHRAS), Moscow, Russian Federation

obluher@gmail.com

The category of “alienation” in the history of classical European philosophy

Abstract: The article examines two histories of the origin of the category of “alienation”. It identifies the intellectual reasons for the emergence of this concept. It describes the conceptual series in which the category of “alienation” receives an instrumental meaning. It demonstrates the materialistic and idealistic application of this category. Using the example of K. Marx’s philosophy, it shows the application of the category of alienation of the product, nature and sensuality of the “generic man”. The shortcomings of both concepts of the category of “alienation” are revealed.

Keywords: Blukher, category, alienation, philosophy, Marxism, art.

DOI: 10.37769/2077-6608-2024-46-4

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