Philosophical Project Dictionary. under. Ed. Tulchin

The projective dictionary contains the terms and concepts that outline new horizons of thinking and enrich the language of the philosophical community. The first release of the “philosophical projective dictionary”, published in 2003, was evaluated as a methodological breakthrough and became a noticeable event of domestic thought, actively introducing its own problems and innovative strategies into world philosophical culture. The second issue is intended for independent perception and use and contains about 190 vocabulary articles of ten authors.

in comparison with the first issue, the circle of problems has been expanded, the areas of related disciplines are covered, where philosophy intersects with cultural studies, politics, sociology, religion, ecology, linguistics, semiotics, informatics, and theory of artificial mind. The dictionary reflects and anticipates the cultural, technical, social processes of the XXI century, requiring new methods of philosophical articulation.

The dictionary is intended for researchers, teachers and all those interested in the creative capabilities of modern philosophy, its ways to the future.