Man in humanistic philosophy of the XX century: problems of existence and development prospects

The monograph presents essays on humanistic thought in the philosophy of the 20th century. The main problems that were in the focus of the attention of the humanist thinkers are considered: global socio-anthropological crisis and deending, social alienation and manipulating a person, global human prospects, ethical and humanistic examination of modern technologies, and the problems of bioethics. The views of E. Fromm, E. Blokha, J. Huxley, A. Pechchei, J. Nesbitt, E. Agazzi, Yu. Habermas are analyzed. The principles of new scientific humanism, formulated by academician I.T. Frolov as part of a comprehensive approach to human research.
The work is intended for philosophers and teachers of philosophy, culturalists, anthropologists and other specialists of the social and humanitarian profile, as well as for a wide range of readers interested in humanitarian problems