Abstract
Based on a deep knowledge of the history of philosophy, based on an analysis of the difficulties of modern theoretical thinking, comprehending the concept of M. Bakhtin, V. Bibler comes to the conclusion that the foundation of any theoretical, including philosophical, system should always be contradictory. This means including in it the foundations of past and future concepts. It also means that logic should be the logic of dialogue and that the development of philosophical reasoning does not go to infinity, but is accomplished as an interconnection of different philosophical attitudes. The development of new logical ideas V. Bibler gave direction to further philosophical research.
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