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Keidiya K.Z. PHILOSOPHICAL UNDERSTANDING OF IDENTITY IN THE STRUCTURE OF PERSONALITY-EXISTENCEThe article is devoted to the identity of modern man. Self-identification is considered as a process of relating oneself to oneself, resulting in the submission of the form of itself as a self-identity, an integral and unique personality. The author identified areas of difficulty in understanding the process of self-identification and correlation of himself as "I" with the true image of "I".Key words: identity, self-identity, individuality, self- identifiability, modernity, postmodernity.
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About this article
Author: Keidiya K.Z.
Year: 2012
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Sergey Aleksandrovich MIROSHNIKOV |
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