The Philosophy of Unity and Development of Harmony as a Variant of the Anthropocosmic World View
Journal Title: Philosophy and Cosmology - Year 2017, Vol 18, Issue
Abstract
The article touches upon the actual problem of integrity of the human being and space from the position of modern civilized aspects and noosphere vector of generating the mankind. Anthropocosmism is presented as an integral vision of the human being that embraces the natural-scientific direction of cosmism and noospherism and also defines the role and place of such philosophical categories as the unity and development of harmony in a new, planetary-cosmic world view of the individual. Comprehension of anthropocosmism significantly expands the consciousness capacity of the contemporary individual by means of realizing the functional and structural unity of the universe and the human performing the humanity’s space mission, striving for the world order and accepting the individual as the single whole.
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Halyna Berehova
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