On the question of the relationship between the concepts of "dialogue" and "object relations" in the history of philosophy of the XIX-XX centuries

This article examined the value-semantic difference in the communication of the I and the Other within the framework of dialogue and object relations (and the transfer that is essentially close to them) in the context of understanding the human person during the period of the anthropological turn. During the period of the anthropological turn, new methodological approaches to the philosophical study of person and interpersonal interaction were formulated, including dialogic and psychoanalytic ones. The psychoanalytic approach allows interpersonal interaction to be interpreted outside of morality and values through the categories of «object relations» and «transfer». This significantly distinguishes the psychoanalytic approach from the dialogical approach, which involves the construction of an axiological-moralizing model of interpersonal interaction.