Krasnopolskaya Anna Petrovna,
Candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor
Moscow State Institute for Culture
e-mail: krasnopolska@mail.ru

The Formation of Multiple Identities and Principles of Communication Rationality

Abstract. The article discusses views of European philosophers of the second half of the 20th century on multiple identities in the context of communicative rationality. The author analyses viewpoints of J. Habermas, S. Toulmin, J. Deerida, А. Honneth.

Keywords. Identity, communication, rationality, interaction, conflict.
 

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