Year XXIX, Issue 2, 2020<<Archive>>
Philosophy of Sciеncе
IS A PHILOSOPHY OF ECOLOGY POSSIBLE AS A SCIENTIFIC METHOD?
The advancement of science and the change of moral norms in a market-driven society not only generate prosperity but also challenge the future of humankind. Most of the changes and problems in the environment can be foreseen if we turn to the knowledge that we...
ecology; philosophy; ethics; science; environment
THE MEINONGIANISM AND ONTOLOGY OF MATHEMATICS
The aim of the present paper is to present the ontology of mathematical objects using the Meinongianism. Exactly in this framework we can accept abstract objects as non-existing, which are an object of knowledge, because they bear properties. We can apply thes...
abstract objects; ontology; mathematical objects; meinongianism
Psychology
SELF-ESTEEM OF PRE-SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS (GRADE 7): EGO STATES AND PARENTAL EDUCATION INFLUENCES
The article presents results of a research of the influence of ego states and parental education on the self-esteem of seventh grade students. The sample includes 339 students from 13 to 15 years. The obtained results represent the dominance of the Natural Chi...
self-esteem; adolescence; personality; transactional analysis
PSYCHOSOCIAL AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF A CASE OF SYPHILIS’ TRACKING – NORMS, PROHIBITIONS AND PREJUDICE
Nowadays, syphilis is both a well-known and a forgotten disease, due to the rarer morbidity and higher effectiveness in the treatment of the infection. Despite that, it poses a challenge, one formed out of, on one hand, the work of the multidisciplinary team/A...
syphilis; prejudice; work cases