Communism and its Implosion in the Eastern Europe
A phenomenological study of the communism and it’s explosion is carried out here. The phenomenological method allows an exploration of the life-world of communism to be made. Life-world (Lebenswelt) is a notion in the Phenomenological philosophy, introduced by Edmund Husserl in The Crisis of the European Sciences and Transcendental Phenomenology. Its creator defines the life-world as a world of everyday life before the scientific knowledge he world of unquestionably clear things or the „pre-predicative evidences“ (Husserl). This is a world not immediately recognisable, that has a full anonymous status. We are not aware, that it exists as a particular world that has been defined and explained in a sociocultural context. For us, it is simply the world.
About the Weakness of Philosophy
Let me now formulate the main question for this treatise.
Is philosophy valid as argumentation, when man faces pain and death? Does it give him the strength, that we men are taught to expect from wisdom, knowledge and mind?
I need an elucidation. I do not seek from philosophy an unbearably difficult mission. I wait from it something, what human being in general seeks wisdom for. For what else, if not for power in the face of his weakness, man seeks wisdom? Is not all the rest just vanity? The weakness of philosophy as a scholastic methodology, as interpretation of religion, ethics and art is not our topic in this treatise.
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