Power as the Will to Liberation: Philosophical and Anthropological Aspects

The article analyzes power, considered through the prism of anthropogenic will, aimed at liberation from both natural dependence and human exploitation by man. In this regard, it is noted that the theme of permanent liberation of man continues to be in the plane of the problems of exploitation and alienated labor. It is demonstrated that the desire for freedom, in many respects connected with the thirst for novelty, is an important motive for the struggle for power. In conclusion of the article, the author underlines, that the duality in power from the anthropological perspective, which in its quest for liberation from natural dependence, in turn, gives rise to its even greater dependence on technology and operational control, thereby setting new contours of the struggle.