Man: his components, needs and activities as a consumer and creator of architectural space in Russian philosophy of the 2000s-2010s
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The article is devoted to familiarization with the content of 10 abstracts of completed dissertation research of the 2000-2010s, prepared by Russian philosophers on the eve of the Russian-Ukrainian war of 2014. Interest in these materials was caused by the following reasons: the state of Russian science in peacetime, when the people expected a certain social democratization, freely expressed themselves regarding further changes, searching for possible positive ways for the people; a large number of scientific centers in the capitals of the Russian Federation and on the periphery, which usually corresponded to considerable proposals from research directions. But the main reason was to obtain knowledge from philosophical anthropology and philosophy of culture about man as a creator and consumer of architectural and urban space due to the fact that architectural theory does not provide this knowledge enough, mainly considering a person according to his parameters in a state of rest or movement while performing certain functions. The purpose of scientific research is to find out from the point of view of philosophy what a person is as a consumer of the environment, what his needs, his activities are and how this can affect the organization of the architectural and urban environment in the conditions of the beginning of the new millennium. The structure of the article provides for a brief presentation of the content of the scientific research of each author, followed by a comment by the author of the article with an assessment of the usefulness of philosophical knowledge for the architect - designer and scientist, as well as the main conclusions from the point of view of current events in Ukraine.
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