Abstract
The awareness of modernity of its status as a “post-anthropological epoch” poses many new philosophical and anthropological problems, strongly prompting philosophical thought to think seriously about the “essence” of man and the civilizational tasks of selfpreservation of his deep ontological nature in the context of modernity. The author of the article refers to the philosophical discourse of the ontological nature of man in the context of historical and philosophical research, which methodologically clarifies the very formulation and search for ways to understand these issues.
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