Other, Change, Time

Abstract

The theme of the Other remains relevant for both researchers and ordinary people. In the current world of information, characterized by increased social variability, the dynamics of becoming different (which is present in the life of any social subject) is regarded by author as an additional argument in favor of an empathic approach to the Other. Comprehension of one's own internal searches and various social relations is inscribed in the multi-layered social dynamics determined by various actors and their conceptualization (including ideological) of what is happening in the running time. The correlation of the problem of the Other with the theme of change in time is fruitful both ethically, psychologically, and politically, because it is consistent with the request for social integration both within certain groups and on a global scale. The grounds for integration largely determine its character. The shift in the public focus of evaluation, criticism (up to prohibition) from the social actor to his/her specific actions is justified by the democratic tendency in operating with the principle of social exclusion