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Psychology and Psychotechnics
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Spirova, E. M. Anthropological Aspect of Thinking

Abstract: How does a human think? Is it possible to teach human think better, more efficiently or more exact? The problems of thinking are gaining more and more importance and interest not only for philosophers but also for psychologists. Philosophical anthropology shows special interest in this topic, too. What does it have to do with? The author of the article tries to answer these questions and reveal the anthropological aspect of thinking.

Keywords:

psychology, philosophy, thinking, anthropological aspect, subject, meaning, nonsense, abstractness, neurosis, need.

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