On Deontology and Vocabulary of "Smysl"

The present article covers the search for language expressions that make it possible to have a speech that's adequate to solving the meaning of sense. The expression "There is sense in" reduces the sense to meanings, the expression "there is no sense in" only heightens the interest towards the search for it and "the sense can be" darkens the very problem of sense. The use of the words and expressions of "duty" in Russian language has some important specific features and gives an opportunity to formulate the problem of sense ("smysl") without reducing. The most accurate expression that describes specific aspects of sense as a metaphysical entity is "this should make sense", it transfers its being into the area of obligation and deontology is made into a unique area of responsibility for sense. Obligation provides correlation between Myself and the world, links everything that's outside me with what's inside me. The agenda of sense becomes the basics of philosophical deontology and within its framework the responsibilities of whoever thinks of the world can be found. This discovery happens in the process of answering two professional questions for a philosopher: What do I need to do to make sense? What do I have to do if it makes sense? These questions draw our attention to the genesis of sense within the different cultures and to the communicative (dialog) structure of the philosophical discourse.