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Fatenkov, A. N. Depreciation of a Psychophysical Subject: Materializm and Idealizm from the Point of View of a Hylozoist.

Abstract: Idealism and materialism are viewed as the extreme points, the opposites of an initially predetermined (by the Ancient World and the East) and essentially true hylozoistic paradigm. Successively matching with existentialism, hylozoism conceptually opposes to depreciation of human as a psychophysical subject.

Keywords:

philosophy, human, subject, psychophysical, depreciation, idealism, materialism, cynicism, hylozoism, existentialism

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