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Philosophy and Culture
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Spirova, E. M. Philosophical Anthropology as a Conceptual Framework.

Abstract: The author considers the conceptual framework used in philosophical anthropology and describes how these concepts were formed and which role they play in modern philosophy of science. The author suggests that the conceptual framework should be expanded and include new categories.

Keywords:

philosophy, human, human nature, human essence, human subjectivity, individual, individuality, personality, philosophical anthropology, personal wholeness, break-up of the human being

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