Year XXX, Issue 3, 2021<<Archive>>
History of Philosophy
THE IDEA OF “PHILOSOPHY-AS-A-WAY-OF-LIFE” IN PLATO’S DIALOGS
Werner Jaeger argued that Plato was perhaps the first to use the word mould, πλάττινν, for the act. It follows from Plato’s philosophy that the arete is unable to independently free itself from hiddenness and overcome the boundaries of the physical world to ma...
Plato; human sophia; phronesis; political education; psyche
EXISTENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF MENTALIZATION IN ASIAN CIVILIZATIONS
The construct “mentalization” in our Western psychological knowledge and more specifically in clinical work appeared several decades ago. The focus of the Western understanding and research of the construct and of mentalization-based therapy is put on the psyc...
critical psychology; mentalization; Buddhism; Zen Buddhism; Hinduism;, existential functions
Psychology
PERSONALITY DETERMINANTS OF TEACHERS SUBJECTIVE CAREER SUCCESS
The results of a study of ego states, self-esteem and life positions effects on teachers’ subjective career success are presented. The sample includes 324 teachers between 24 and 65 years. The results obtained present preferences for the ego states Nurturing P...
personality; transactional analysis; self-esteem; career success
HISTORY OF TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS IN BULGARIA
The article examines the history of transactional analysis (TA) in Bulgaria. The presentation of the ideas of TA in the literature in the country is traced in historical terms. Emphasis is placed on the use of TA in different fields by different scientists and...
Transactional analysis; history of Transactional analysis; Eric Berne
SOCIALISOLATION IMPACT ONTHE LEVELOFRESILIENCE OF THE STUDENTS IN „NIKOLA VAPTZAROV“ NAVAL ACADEMY – VARNA
COVID 19 closed the people in their homes but for a small part of the society the period of isolation has passed in a learning and office environment. What are the effects of the social isolation on people – we will find out. How the environment – parents, fri...
self-regulation; resilience levels; social support; COVID-19