Sidak L. Ascetism as a Principle of Self-Development and Self-Realization of the Person

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0404U000039

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Specialization

  • 09.00.03 - Соціальна філософія та філософія історії

11-12-2003

Specialized Academic Board

К 64.702.05

Essay

The object of research is an ascetism as socio-cultural phenomenon. The aim of research is a revealing of ascetism as system phenomenon, determing its place in process of self-restriction and self-compulsion of person. Methods of research: system analysis, methods of abstraction and generalization, generally scientific methods. The novelty. The basic historical types of ascetism: archaic, imperativ-normative and love determined are revealed. The thechnology of ascetics in process of self-development of person is opened. Ascetism is determined as a socio-moral principle which is based on self-restriction, self-compulsion, self-perfection, on consciously strong-willed and subconscious determination of person's activity. The mechanism of self-realization of a person as a creative, ascetic orientationly activity is opened.

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