Ontology of Man: Framework and Topic

Abstract

The paper presents the experience of building an ontology of man in the so-called nonclassical anthropological discourse, which involves the refusal to seek a kind of ready-made human nature, to consider it from the point of view of the determining its essence, substance and descriptions of categories and attributes of the fi nished subject. It is proposed to consider the construction of ontology as some work with his method, the key reference points (reference points) conceptual framework. We introduce such ontological benchmarks as the source, the limit-horizon energetic mover. The author is trying to overcome the extreme and blind alleys, on the one hand, an abstract ontology in general, devoid of man, and, on the other hand, the socalled practical anthropology, devoid of being.