MODERN THEORIES OF PERSONAL AUTHONOMY IN THE CONTENT PISLYAPOSTMODERNOYI RECONSTRUCTION OF IDENTITY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.2.2013.137382Keywords:
personal autonomy, moral autonomy, after-postmodernism, identityAbstract
In this article we observe the range of contemporary theories of autonomy, which is widely discussed in the English-speaking community, but almost not represented in Ukrainian and Russian-speaking ones. These theories are based on the content-neutral procedural approach, which gives them the postmodern accent. At the same time some scientists propose to limit it by substantial additions. We try to look at the problem of after-postmodern identity reconstruction on the background of this discussion.
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