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Chugunova I.O. Faces of Hate: Philosophical and Anthropological Reflections

Abstract: The object of the research is hate as a philosophical and anthropological phenomenon. Hate is considered as an obligatory and irremovable treat of human nature, mutli-aspect and specific phenomenon that is unequal to aggression, anger, hostility or disgust. The author researches historical and anthropological sources of hate, analyses its affective and axiological aspects, discovers unconscious mechanism of this phenomenon, and examines the paradoxical connection between hate and love, hate and pleasure. The author shows the difference between two side of hate – destructive and constructive, describes cases when there is an excuse for hate (when it helps to struggle or survive) and emphasizes that hate is devastating for human spirit.


Keywords:

emotional ambivalence, anger, hostility, ressentiment, misanthropology, hate, philosophical anthropology, existentia, unconsciousness, psychoanalysis


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