Landscape Of Philosophical Text And Prospects Of Geo-Philosophy In The Modern World

Abstract

The article deals with the landscape of the philosophical text and prospects of geo-philosophy. The philosophical text is interpreted as a discursive area of development of present humanitarian knowledge determined by culture of information society. The philosophical text looks for topological coordinates of its positioning in culture, society, and scientific discourse. The article presents approaches to the problem of landscape thinking. The landscape of the philosophical text is studied through the prism of the subjective, cultural, social approach in the humanities. The conclusion about the need to expand the space of discussion by including eco-philosophical, evolutionary, and cognitive theories is made. The second important problem is geo-philosophy considered as a concept of philosophical (rhizomatic) thinking suggested by J. Deleuze and F. Guattari and as part of the national project for the development of philosophy. A model of thinking according to which, "national philosophy" as a concept should go beyond the boundaries of narrow political or historical thinking in the area of the Eurasian coordinates of the European cultural space was developed. Geo-philosophy was defined as an area of application of the principles of philosophy that solve three important problems of positioning philosophical discourse: determine its place in the disciplinary matrix of scientific knowledge, characterize the role of modern philosophy in culture, designate the place (topos) of national philosophy in the global processes.