Transcultural philosophical method of sublation and the cultural conditionality of semantic frameworks of referenceRošker, Jana S. (Avtor) transcultural philosophysublation methodtranscultural comparisonsreferential frameworkssemantic problemsdialectical methodologycomparative philosophyphilosophical languageThis paper presents the transcultural philosophical method of sublation as a novel approach to intercultural post-comparative philosophy. The method challenges the limitations of traditional comparative philosophy by emphasizing the importance of culturally conditioned semantic frameworks and referential contexts. It critiques the assumption of a universal philosophical language and instead promotes a dynamic, dialectical interaction between philosophical systems. The paper explores the structural complexity of referential frameworks and their influence on philosophical comparisons, highlighting how the sublation method fosters a productive dialogue among diverse philosophical traditions. Through a multi-phased process, it reveals how tensions between contrasting elements can generate new insights and innovative theories. This methodological framework contributes to a deeper understanding of intercultural philosophy, advocating for a processual and relational approach to philosophical inquiry.20252025-11-10 21:34:11Neznano175838UDK: 1(510)ISSN pri članku: 1995-9176COBISS_ID: 255780355sl