The Human Soul and Final Definitions

The Proceedings of the Twenty-First World Congress of Philosophy 9:3-7 (2006)
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The human is a microcosm, a child of Natura naturans; and so the human is primordially not only a creature but also a creative being: Homo creans. The predestination of philosophy consists in co-clarifying and co-creating the essence (logos) of being. One of the main purposes of philosophical education is to affirm and develop an original thinking of a personality.

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