Anthropologism as the problem of philosophical comprehension

Philosophy has its own unique approach to the study of the world. In this approach, a person is the frame of reference. Philosophy speaks of a man, through a man and for a man. The task of this study is to recognize anthropologism as a universal quality of philosophizing that should radically change the image of philosophy in culture. The relevance of the research topic is determined by the fact that in modern philosophy, the turn to the person is steadily committed and the interest in the history of anthropological thought is growing. The article reviews the essence of anthropologism of philosophy by a case study of the philosophical systems of M. Heidegger and L. Feuerbach. The author concludes that anthropologism has always been the initial setting of genuine philosophizing, defending the covenants of humanism and the ideal of spiritual and moral ascension of a person.