The Understanding of the Human Being by the Georgian Philosopher Merab Mamardashvili

Proceedings of the XXIII World Congress of Philosophy 28:151-155 (2018)
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This paper, focused on the Soviet philosopher of Georgian origins Merab Mamardashvili`s opinion, describes his understanding of the human being. This concept is one of the central notions of Mamardashvili`s philosophy, therefore its exploration is complementary to the acquaintance with the philosopher`s views in general and the understanding of it. The Georgian philosopher holds a belief that there are no mechanisms, no guarantees in Nature that could turn a human being into the human being, so humanity can be achieved and held on only by his own efforts. The paper sums up that, although on the background of the history of philosophy Mamardashvili`s project does not bring a special novelty or new theoretical system, his philosophy must be seen as a unique technique that connects philosophy with life, turning it into a work of art.

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