Theme 

Globalization can be both positive and negative. Positively, it can unite the world into the humane civilization; negatively, it might disintegrate world by generating regional conflicts. According to Pitirim Sorokin, wars and revolutions in modern times were not so much about crises of economy, political systems, etc., rather about the "sensate culture", which dominates the consumer society and material values.

Martin Heidegger points out that the crisis of modern industrial civilization is the crisis of the subjective consciousness and subject-object thinking. It is the crisis of monocentric consciousness, and a soulless man with rational-technical thinking, who has lost touch with a divine-spiritual source of Being.

A fundamental solution of global crises such as socio-political, economic, ethnic and religious conflicts could be possibly based on the transformation of our consciousness, and through dialogue of philosophies. Therefore, it is necessary for different philosophical schools to think deeply the implication and implementation of dialogic heritages and experience of cultures and development of potential and practical dialogue.

Abstract

Please send 300 words and a brief C.V. to the contact Professor Alieva Cholpon Erikovna alievach@yahoo.com and cua-rvp@cua.edu until April 30 2015. Presentation of accepted papers will be 20 minutes in length followed by 20 minutes discussion. Full papers (for which in order to promote in-depth investigation there is no upper page limit) will be due by October 1 for publication.

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Alieva Cholpon Erikovna