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On the ancient origins of the relationship of social sciences and humanities with philosophy and art
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On the ancient origins of the relationship of social sciences and humanities with philosophy and art
Annotation
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S004287440000239-7-
DOI
10.31857/S004287440000239-7
Publication type
Article
Status
Published
Authors
Vasily Markhinin 
Occupation: Professor, Head of Philosophy Department, DSc in Philosophy
Affiliation: Surgut State University
Address: Russian Federation, Surgut
Edition
Issue 7
Pages
177-186
Abstract

The paper shows that social and humanitarian cognition taken as scientific one is inherently integrated into philosophy and art. According to the author’s view, integrity of science, philosophy and art determines the essence of specific character of social sciences and humanities. Philosophy is an integral part of social sciences and humanities as a method of ascending from abstract to concrete which is a modification of philosophic dialectical method. Art together with philosophy and science forms social and humanitarian cognition as a poetic (in a broad sense) genre of art.

Keywords
social sciences and humanities, science, philosophy, art, poetry, cosmos, universe, beautiful whole
Received
17.08.2018
Date of publication
24.09.2018
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