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THE APOPHATIC METHOD OF PERSONALITY EXPLICATION

Babich Vladimir Vladimirovich

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In this work we have done the analysis of the concept of personality, which was formed in the Christian intellectual tradition, based on the substantial ontology and the apophatic method. In the research personality is presented as a transcendental condition of existence of the anthropological reality, which can not be immediately objectified. This makes it possible to talk about the mystery of personality in the context of general cognitive process and governs the apophatic method. Essential difference between the Eastern and Western apophatic traditions is presented.

Keywords: personality, apophaticism, mistery, substance, anthropology

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Issue: 9, 2013

Series of issue: Issue 9

Rubric: INTERDISCIPLINARY MESSAGES

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