Биосоциальная проблема и становление глобальной психологии - Ирина Анатольевна Мироненко

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Примечания

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White Anglo-Saxon Protestant – белый, англо-саксонец, протестант.

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Владиславлев, получивший образование в Германии, как большинство российских интеллигентов досоветского периода, разделял веру Канта в нравственный закон, априорно данный человеку, он переводил сочинения Канта.

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Следует заметить, что в терминологии Б. Г. Ананьева понятие субъекта существенно уже, чем в описываемом здесь контексте. У Б. Г. Ананьева оно ближе к значению понятия субъекта в данном смысле находится понятие индивидуальности, которое, однако, понятию субъекта, по нашему мнению, не тождественно.

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1 «В результате многолетней работы в русле единой системы в советской психологии сложился общий методологический каркас, который выступал