The civil society as a paradigm, concept and social construct philosophical discourse

Философия И Космология 15 (1):198-215 (2015)
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The article is an attempt to give an analysis of civil society in terms of socio-philosophical discourse as paradigms, theories, concepts and constructs of the phenomenon. The substantiation of the concept of civil society in terms of disclosure mechanisms samorazvorachivaniya grazhdanskogo society in the context of synergetic methodology. The notion of civil society in terms of socio-philosophical discourse as paradigms, theories, concept, construct that facilitates the penetration depth of the analyzed phenomena and promote the realization of their inherent essence. The practical significance of the work is to develop a little researched and timely topic that attempts to present a new understanding of man within this discourse.

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