The Possibility of Integral Philosophy of Human Being

Proceedings of the Xxii World Congress of Philosophy 20:167-174 (2008)
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The paper discusses a possibility of integral combination of various approaches for the adequate understanding of human being. In this regard, I analyze the feeling of love in the context of rational cognition and also suggest a secular interpretation of religious images and symbols that allow us to understand well-known heuristic and moral notions in a new light.

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