Baranova O.M.
EMPIRICAL HEDONIST D. HUME AND HIS IDEA ABOUT A LOVE AFFECT IN HUMAN NATURE ^{[№ 7 ' 2011]}
The author explores the significance of the theory of indirect moral sentiments by D. Hume, first of all love and hate, highlighting the affect of love or sexual love, as a representation of it, anticipating its understanding in world philosophy, and has had a tremendous impact on the concept of love and sex as empirical components of human nature and its unity with the spiritual principle.

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Baranova O.M.
HUMAN SEX AS UNITY AND OPPOSITION OF SPIRITUAL AND PHYSICAL SOCIAL EXISTENCE ^{[№ 7 ' 2006]}
The aspect of the problem of spiritual and physical correlation in a person is regarded in this article. A person can not be abstract idea and today sexual relations have become transformed from personal sexual sphere of vital activity into relations which characterized a person. The bases of new humanistic sexual culture are come in modern society.

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Baranova O.M., Kashin V.V.
STIVEN TULMIN'S EVOLUTIONARY CONCEPTION OF UNDERSTAUDING ^{[№ 1 ' 2003]}
As an alternative to the logical positivism St. Tulmin put forward the theory of evolutionary development of science. The science is represented as the population of concepts and descriptive procedures. St. Tulmin's work "Human understanding" was analysed.