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Journal Article
ACTING PERSON AND THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF OTHERNESS FOR THE CULTURE OF PEACE
2025
Overview
The understanding of Acting Person as the subject of lived experience is pressed on the values of the human actions and actions, on which every model of development the human society is adopted. This is the concern of Wojtylan existential personalism (WEP) on the values of the Otherness of Living, with which the projects the indispensability of the Culture of Peace over the limiting nature of the Culture of War. The paper advances the developmental imports of lived experiences of the Acting Person through the understanding of his or her actions being expressed in truth, for the institution of social order and justice. Through the analysis of Karol Wojtyla's phenomenology of the Acting Person as a being whose action and values defines his or her existence in relation to the interpretation and adoption of his or her lived experiences, the paper recognised that the institutionalization of social order and justice. The concerns for social order and justice through the valuation of human actions posed the issues of asking questions and then questioning answers, as the agent and vendor of both the Culture of Peace and the Culture of War. This paper, adopting the phenomenological method for the analysis of WEP, contemporarily recognised the possibility of the Culture of Peace and the elimination of the Culture of War through ethical and pragmatic adoption of the Otherness of Living. It concludes that, away from the influences of the Culture of War inherent in our modern, economic-driven world of values and ideologies, the values of the Culture of Peace by recognising the indispensability of the Otherness of Living in achieving the courses of Integral Human Development (IHD).
