SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY AS A FORM OF KNOWLEDGE AND COGNITION

Abstract

Social philosophy examines the social behavior of society and individuals, the development of society, and the roles of individuals and groups. This field tries to understand the social reality and determine its regularities. By studying the relationship between man and society, he tries to explain the essence of social phenomena and the mechanisms of their change. In modern times, so-cial philosophy examines many problems. These include topics such as social inequality, justice, cultural diversity, issues of identity and identity, changes caused by technology in society. These problems raise questions about how society will evolve and how these changes will affect people. The general concepts associated with social philosophy can be briefly stated as follows. Its ultimate goal is a philosophical interpretation of the vicissitudes of human destiny - the destiny of people not just as individuals, but as members of a community. Thus, it refers first of all to phenomena that can be understood only in the context of human social life: state, law, economy, religion, in short, the entire material and intellectual culture of mankind.