Concept of culture in the philosophy of Georg Winter

The subject of this article is the concept of culture, developed by Georg Simmel. Believing himself to be the successor of Friedrich Nietzsche, Georg Simmel developed the concept of culture based on the philosophy of the early twentieth century. The article examines the concept of Simmel, as well as the origin of his concept of culture. In addition to the retrospective view, we also propose an appeal to those transformations that the subject-object paradigm of Simmel underwent in the humanitarian thought of the twentieth century.