Abstract
The article specifies the fundamentals of the concept of life-long education from historic and philosophical perspective all along its way from the Age of Enlightenment, end of XVIII-XIX century German philosophy of contemporary post-modernism. It is being proved that the life-long education concept is based both on rational and irrational spiritual principles.
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