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Existential Psychology Under the Conditions of Anthropological Crisis (Exemplified by R. May’s Psychotheology). Pp. 44–47.

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Section: Philosophy, Sociology, Politology

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141.32:215

Authors

Muzalevskaya-Zharkova Galina Mikhailovna Faculty for Philosophy, Orel State University (Orel, Russia)

Abstract

The article highlights key manifestations of the anthropological crisis and proves it necessary to reconsider the traditional European anthropological model which regards the human as a combination of several elements. The author believes that overcoming this “dismembered” man model is one of the key tasks of modern science. This can be achieved with the help of existential psychology approach, namely, R. May’s psychotheology which emphasizes the value of human existence.

Keywords

anthropological crisis, anthropological model, human integrity, existential psychology, R. May’s psychotheology, ontological characteristics.

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References

1. May R. The Art of Counseling. Gardner Press, 1989 (Russ. ed.: Mey R. Iskusstvo psikhologicheskogo konsul’tirovaniya. Moscow, 1994).
2. Frager R., Fadiman J. Personality and Personal Growth. 5th ed., Pearson Education, Inc., 2002 (Russ. ed.: Freydzher R., Feydimen Dzh. Gumanisticheskaya, transpersonal’naya i ekzistentsial’naya psikhologiya. St. Petersburg, 2007).
3. Khoruzhiy S.S. Ocherki sinergiynoy antropologii [Essays on Synergetic Anthropology]. Moscow, 2005.

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