Philosophy and Culture
Reference:
Reznik, Yu. M. (2009). Personalism against Sociocentrism (Person-Centered Theory of the Civil Society: provability). Philosophy and Culture, 8









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Philosophy and Culture
Reference:
Reznik, Yu. M. (2009). Personalism against Sociocentrism (Person-Centered Theory of the Civil Society: provability). Philosophy and Culture, 8
Reznik, Yu. M. Personalism against Sociocentrism (Person-Centered Theory of the Civil Society: provability)Abstract: Review: the conflict between civilizations, Western and Oriental in the first place, Christian and Muslim worlds, is nothing else but just another ideologeme hiding the process of limiting personal freedom and of degradation such basic human values as “life”, “freedom”, “happiness”, “well-being”, “children”, “family” and “safety”. Key words: philosophy, civil society, personalism, sociocentrism, civilization, ideologeme, freedom, personality.
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