The self-problem of the meaning of life and symbolic being

Khramova Ksenia Vyacheslavovna, Sadykova Zilya Raisovna, Mingazova Nailya Rifkatovna, Davletshina Gulnara Rafisovna, Devyatkina Runiza Irshatovna

The article examines the limiting characteristics of knowledge and the social boundaries of human self-determination. The analysis of the very self-problem of the meaning of the meaning of life and forms of allegorical, symbolic life is given. The author starts from the idea of ambiguity in the very concept of metaphysics. Simplified mysticism ends up in the hands of amateurs. As a result, the very end of metaphysics means a concrete utopia, which, although it turns out to be attractive, nevertheless, people are constantly waiting for the "king-savior" of new creative forces of being. People, in the very sense of life, are loyal to the hope of a better world.

Keywords:human self-determination, the self-problem of the meaning of life, allegorical and symbolic being, metaphysics, the end of metaphysics, utopia, the expectation of a savior king, fidelity to hope.