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Spirova, E. M. (2013). Phenomenon of Spirit in Philosophical Anthropology. Psychology and Psychotechnics, 1, 26–34. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=62134
Spirova, E. M. Phenomenon of Spirit in Philosophical AnthropologyAbstract: There is quite a common opinion that philosophical anthropology is closely connected with culture. It is no use to talk about human outside of culture. This assumption is partly true. However, culture defines a certain way of existence. Many experts in anthropology and culture do not set it as a goal to find out why human is this way, what his existential reality is like and where his determined originality is shown. Limitation of the human issue to description of culture would leave without attention the main side of the issue — what defines the inner culture of human. Keywords: psychology, philosophical anthropology, spirituality, human, history, spirit, knowledge, objective spirit, culture, freedom.
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