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The article examines two communication vectors exist in philosophy, one of them is focused on the studied subject area, and the other is aimed at transmitting the results of knowledge to society. On the example of ancient Greek natural philosophy and sophistry, two differently oriented types of philosophizing are analyzed. In terms of the identified typology, a brief description of modern philosophy is given. Keywords—communication, truth, opinion, philosophy, society,

Communicative Vectors in the History of Philosophy