INCLUSIVE THINKING — THE PHILOSOPHICAL BASIS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V5SI9Y2025N37Keywords:
inclusion, thinking, sustainable development, humanism, justice, values, education.Abstract
This article explores the phenomenon of inclusive thinking as a new philosophical paradigm of contemporary society that ensures harmony, sustainable development, and social justice. Inclusive thinking is defined as the human and societal ability to perceive diversity as a value rather than a deviation. The author analyzes the philosophical, cultural, and ethical foundations of inclusion, emphasizing its role in shaping a humanistic worldview and a culture of participation.References
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