The Problem of the Subjectivity and Non-Subject State of Russia in Context of Modern Epoch

Leshkevich T.G.

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The Problem of the Subjectivity and Non-Subject State of Russia in Context of Modern Epoch

Leshkevich T.G.

(Rostov-on-Don)

The article is devoted to the analysis of the philosophical signi?cance the concept “Subject nature”, its main characteristics in confrontation to the non-subject state of Russian modernization in the context of modern epoch. The author makes known the types of subjectivity, the interrelation between concepts “subject – subjective – subjectivity”, gives critical analysis the idea “assembly of the subject”. The other attracts to attention to the regional speci? c identity and focus on critical examination of the model of “overtaking modernization”.

Keywords

non-subject state of modernization, types of subjectivity, hybrid form of Subject nature, identity, the model of overtaking modernization, subject

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