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Gilyarov Oleksiy philosophy and ethics

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GilyarovGilyarov Oleksiy Mykytovych is famous Ukrainian teacher, philosopher, writer, the first academician-philosopher of the all-Ukrainian Academy of Sciences. He was born in 1855 in Moscow. His father, became the Slavophile, publicist, theologian Mykyta Petrovich Plyarou-Platonov. O. Gilyarov studied at Moscow University. Then he continued to gain knowledge in the French capital ? Paris, a well-known psychologist and psychiatrist G. Sharko. Then, from 1883 to 1887 he worked as a privat-docent at Moscow high school, lectured on Aristotle and Plato, lectures on aesthetics. In addition, he taught Russian and ancient languages, logic, pedagogy, philosophy, history of philosophy in Continue reading →

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Doctrina ?tica y filos?fica de Gregory Konysky

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Gregory KonyskyGregory Konysky – un prominente l?der y pensador ucraniano y bielorruso. El hombre que ha hecho una gran contribuci?n al desarollo de la ciencia y todo connection ella. En ciencias tales como la l?gica, la ?tica y la filosof?a natural que aprendi? s?lo para las cosas terrenales naturales y los problemas humanos. Filosof?a Interprytuvav como la ciencia del hombre, la felicidad humana y todas las cosas terrenales.

De acuerdo con la visi?n Konysky A.G. – el mundo es material y la materia es completa como todas las cosas terrenales y celestiales, porque consisten en Continue reading →

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P. V. Kopnin ethical and philosophical doctrine

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KopninWhat place does the dialectic take in the philosophy? To truly understand this question, you need immerse yourself in ancient times. However, sufficient enough to consider the well-known figure P.V. Kopnin who, worked in the 60s of last century, made a significant contribution to the logic of scientific research of USSR and the result – extended philosophical thoughts and ideas of that time.

A lot of attention in the dialectic as “art of speaking” the philosopher devoted to the logic of scientific knowledge and methodological Continue reading →

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Moral face of modern economist

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econom21 century difficult enough time, change of the mode of the state, change of moral of people, culture, them vital principles. Through that that quickly changes science, technologies occupy the first places in almost all spheres of vital functions of people, cardinally changes and man and his behavior in various situations.

Most interesting is moral development of Continue reading →

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Formacja humanizmu renesansowego Lorenzo Valla, Pico della Mirandola

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renesansFilozofia renesansu przypada na koniec XIV – XVI wieku. Filozoficzna idea tego dnia jest antropocentryzm, kt?re jest celem cz?owieka, jego fizyczno?ci. Tworz? now? ludzk? ?wiadomo??, staje si? stanowisko aktywne ?ycie, poczucie osobistej mocy. Celem ?ycia jest kreatywno??, samoobs?uga do spo?ecze?stwa i ludzi. Zatem cech? humanizmu renesansowego jest g??wnym Continue reading →

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Nature and characteristics of moral feelings

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feelFormulation of the problem. Every person is unique – both in physical form and in expression of their feelings. Among the various quantities of feelings, special and significant for development of the individual, its mental health, are – moral senses. Moral feelings can be described as subjective, personal attitude of an individual to itself, on the one hand, and on the other, to the Continue reading →

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Ethical aspects of communism

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communismIn modern society, the time when humanity begins to rule technique, the essence of the moral factor in life is beginning to fade and almost disappear altogether. However, the importance of the relationship between people becomes the power of public opinion. The relationship and mutual respect between people carried out in certain social situations, social and public Continue reading →

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Ethical and Aesthetic traditions and rules of Brazil

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brazilEthical and aesthetic values ??of each people are an integral part of their culture. Arriving in the country, we always have to remember the characteristics of the people with whom we have to interact. It is well to known, that certain moral and ethical principles, gestures, facial expressions are interpreted differently in different countries. That’s why before the trip to the country you should Continue reading →

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Ethical and Aesthetic traditions and regulations of Romania

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romaniaRomania is a country of majestic cities and medieval locks, palaces and churches, national parks and reserves. Many name Romania the “Wild West” of Eastern Europe. Romania economically the not richest country, that is why it does not cost especially to demonstrate the prosperity. It is needed to get dressed more modest, and to hold a purse nearer to the heart.

In Romania very love guests. To their arrival Continue reading →

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Ethical and aesthetic traditions and regulations of Indonesia

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indonesiaIndonesia is one of the brightest and creative powers in all of Southeast Asia. This country has a rich variety of traditions and rules, not to mention the colors of nature that surrounds this state.

Indonesia’s laws are not very different from the laws of other districts of regions. Although tradition and religion very similar. They are among the most complex and unusual. Continue reading →

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