Subjectivity Recovering: New Values Growing Point

Leshkevich T.G.; Zubova D.A.

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Subjectivity Recovering: New Values Growing Point

Leshkevich T.G.

(Rostov-on-Don)

Zubova D.A.

(Rostov-on-Don)

The article is dedicated to original parametrization of the subjectivity in the context of the modern research paradigm. A special set of definitions used in semantic describtion and correlation research of a group of phylosophical terms is introducted into the phylosophical ontology. Amongst the phylosophical terms are “subject”, “subjectivity” and “subjectivityь”. In addition, the article analyzes a list of growing points mentioned above and “subjectivity” innovatory explanation in P. Riker phylosophical conception.

Keywords

modern ontology, subjectivity, subject

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