The concept of communication in the subject-object division of beingness and its relevance in modern communicative reality (based on the works of Pavel Alexandrovich Florensky and Karl Jaspers)

Bagaeva Olga Nikolaevna

The subject of this research is the process of communication, communication in a situation of dividing beingness into an object and a subject in the context of a transforming communicative reality. The object of the work is the reflections of Karl Jaspers and P.A. Florensky on the problem of communicative studies in a social and humanistic orientation, in a strong belief in the spiritual development of each person. In the writings of thinkers, the theme of loneliness and phenomena that can overcome it arise. The antagonism of loneliness and friendship, loneliness and love, loneliness and deep communication sometimes plays a significant role in the reflections of Jaspers and P.A. Florensky, perhaps because the problem of interaction between man and the world, the subject and the outside world is one of the cornerstones of modernity. Object: The aim of this analysis of the philosophical views of Karl Jaspers and P.A. Florensky is to study the views of thinkers about the essence of communication, its importance in the context of modern communicative transformation. It seems relevant, it is necessary to understand the meaning of the teachings of K. Jaspers and P.A. Florensky about communication in the present period, when there is an urgent need for the formation of new methods of communication. Methods: The methods of this research are the historical-philosophical approach, presented by the methods of analysis in the form of comparison, comparison, generalization of research data and drawing conclusions. Also methods of reconstruction, concrete historical, hermeneutic and comparative methods were used. Findings: Reflections of Karl Jaspers and P.A. Florensky about communication are of value not only for a philosophical analysis of the spiritual state of a person, especially those who are experiencing an essential crisis, but also for the real formation of those forms of communication in social interaction that are characteristic of individuals, remain faithful to their distinctive cultural and essential heritage in alienated, technocratic and consumer times. Conclusions: The main conclusion of the study is the statement of Karl Jaspers and P.A. Florensky that the precondition for the existence of today's world order, taken in depth, is the nature of the human personality and its ability to enter into deep communicative relations with the "Other", which can be difficult in the face of changes in the nature of the communicative situation in the present. The author's contribution to the study of the topic is the analysis of the issue in question in its transposition into modern communicative features. The novelty of the research lies in a detailed analysis of the philosophical reflections of Karl Jaspers and P.A. Florensky regarding this topic and the identification of the importance of the problem of dialogicity as the most important human property in the era of communication transformation.

Keywords:alienation, dialogue, brotherhood, dialogism, unity, communication, Florensky, Jaspers, philosophy of communication, loneliness, individualization