상호문화 철학과 문화 다양성 : 공약 가능성과 공약 불가능성 논의를 중심으로

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The coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), which began in 2019 and has been running for more than two years, has demonstrated that the world is more connected than ever before. In addition, the “butterfly effect” that was thought to exist in the imagination is deeply felt through the Russia-Ukraine war. There are fewer and fewer problems on Earth that would be seen as merely ‘their problems’. These changes will become more pronounced with the accelerating trend of globalization, and the world is being compressed to that extent. However, in contrast to the rapid and large-scale interaction that isrevealed externally, internal communication is not well achieved. With the development of science and technology, encounters between people of different cultures are increasing, and cultural conflicts are growing. Unfortunately, the change in our inner consciousness does not keep pace with the change in the outer world. In the end, the problems that arise between cultural others in globalization are bound to expand further. Coexistence with cultural others is not only required, but is also practically unavoidable. Intercultural communication and dialogue are increasingly required. Reflecting this situation, from the end of the 20th century, discussions on interculturality and intercultural philosophy began in the German-speaking world. Intercultural philosophy is a philosophical thought experiment that actively attempts intercultural dialogue in line with the ever-increasing cultural exchange. Intercultural philosophy is related to cultural diversity in that the recognition of cultural diversity must be precededfor dialogue.

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