Философията – дискурсивност и достойнство
Philosophy: Discursiveness and Dignity

Summary/Abstract: The language of philosophy can be regarded as relatively distinct ways of implementing the philosophic action – philosophic speech, philosophic silence, philosophic gesture. This complex unity of discourse /ordered and controlled speaking (writing), the silent discipline of senses and mind /askesis/ and the aristocratic detachment from the vanity of the day (ekstasis) can be seen as a historical legacy of the philosophy of various religious and esoteric practices. Nevertheless, according to the author, it is more correct to speak about essentially new ‘frame’ of the social, which assigns a ‘non-everyday’ horizon to� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � the� presence� and� this� way, inside� the� ‘� world� ’, the� distinction� between� ‘� daily� ’ and� „битийно“. Philosophising does not enter as well from the divine side, because the other world is the ‘easy’ way for the philosophy, the hard way is the ecstatic overturn to this world. The philosophical gesture is the gesture of turning ‘the world’ upside down (Hegel), there where one never enters from the side of the normal, useful, common.

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