Melkov Y. Objectivity and Human-Dimensionality of Post-non-classical Science

The thesis is dedicated to philosophical consideration of human-dimensionality as the feature of today's science and objectivity as the ideal of scientific research. Human-dimensionality is argued to appear as a historical manifestation of objectivity as a process in its historical development that augments objectness and intersubjectivity as previous forms of its embodiment. The phenomenon of human-dimensionality as subjectness of scientific knowledge is defined in its three major aspects: as human-commensurability, in the sense of human ecological comprehension of the world as close and connected with him or her; as human-dimensionality in more narrow sense as the attraction of the whole plentitude of human qualities to its understanding as the subject of knowledge; and as intrinsically democratic enunciation of human personality as the subject of setting goals and values for scientific activity.