Communication-Dialogic concept of Education in the context of modern philosophical discussions
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to analyze the crucial role of educational philosophy in shaping man of the future. Therefore, the study of philosophy is one of the main prerequisites for the entry of every young person into global cultural context. It is the philosophy of education that has a special mission in shaping man of the future, since it provides future generations with successful socialization in the context of information boost and substantiation of the need for constant changes in the education system.
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