The problem of conflict in the historical and philosophical dimension

The article is devoted to the issue of conflict in the history of Western philosophy. In this \ncontext, encompasses different periods in the development of Western philosophy. Analyzed \nconcepts of Plato and Aristotle and argues that the ancient philosophy of the conflict based on \na synthesis of the mythological and philosophical ideas, on ideas about the necessity of harmony \nin the relationship of man with nature and justice social policy in the state. The causes \nof the revolution in society seen in the violation of this balance. The article examines the understanding \nof conflicts in the Middle Ages in connection with the peculiarities of Christian \nethics. It is shown that this view was mainly due to the opposition of soul and body, teaching \non the sinful human nature. This philosophy can be defined as the concept of intrapersonal \nconflicts, which required appropriate practices to overcome conflicts. Also analyzed the concept \nof conflict in this New time, even in the era of modernization. In particular, analyzed the \nphilosophy of Locke, Kant, D. S. Mill, Hegel and Marx, and the concepts of conflict G. Simmel, \nL. Kozer, R. Dahrendorf. It is shown that the rationalistic philosophy of man and ethics of egoism \nlargely contributed to the development of the theory of personality in which the inconsistency of its nature is seen as natural and positive as contributing to the progress of society. The \nconcepts of constitutionalism, democracy and the rule of law, reflected a fundamental change \nin the philosophy of the conflict

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