Аннотация
Общепринятая теория интеллекта развивается преимущественно в рамках рационального критического мировоззрения. Чаще всего обсуждаются психометрическая и системная теории интеллекта. Однако предметом настоящей статьи являются некоторые более перспективные теории, которые, оставаясь в рамках традиционных научных представлений, описывают, в частности, эмоциональный, креативный, внутриличностный интеллект и мудрость. Конечно, возможны и другие представления об интеллекте. Среди них, например, интегральный интеллект – концепция, в которой признается и эффективно используется представление о межличностных потенциалах разума. Это альтернативная теория, и в данной статье общепринятые теории анализируются, сравниваются и противопоставляются именно теории интегрального интеллекта. Рассматривается вопрос о том, как отразится на будущем дискурса по теории интеллекта возможное признание интегрального интеллекта.
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