2007-01-14

Nelly Melman

Various causes and symptoms of this growing disease are discussed as well as the methods of its advanced treatment.

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2004-03-01

Sergey Kamenskiy

Or from Homo Sapiens to Homo Faber, Humanus et Moralis.

Presented in the paper are the results of an independent research conducted since 1984, within the context of the problem of creativity. Four groups of the known theories of genius (pathological, psychoanalyti...

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2005-07-01

V.V. Otkidach  S.G. Dzhura  V.I. Chursinov 

The identity of purposes and conclusions, and therefore that of the further way of the mentioned paradigm rapprochement is demonstrated in the paper on the examples of two outlook conceptions (introduction to the modern scientific and esoteric). The answers to the questions put forward by one outlook have been developed by the other one. Thus the academician N.N.Moiseyev’s maxim “to find a new moral system for the modern mankind” was properly developed in the other outlook conception (Theosophy, Agni-Yoga) which not only contradicts but also supplement with and even outstrips the things that have been discovered by the traditional science today.

2004-03-01

Sergey Kamenskiy

Presented in the paper are the results of an independent research conducted since 1984, within the context of the problem of creativity.

Four groups of the known theories of genius (pathological, psychoanalytical, those of qualitative and quantitative distinctions) are construed upon different conceptual grounds. Analyzing a certain set of known or specially studied facts, they arrive at polar, disagreeable conclusions as to the nature of this phenomenon.

Owing to the introduction of relevant physiologic, psychologic and gnosiologic aspects to the problem, a new synthetic hypothesis on the structural-and-functional organization of the genius brain has been suggested. An innovative, expanded notion of the genius has also been construed.

It may well serve as a prism through which well-known facts may be viewed under another angle of vision, and facilitate their arrangement in a non-contradictory fashion upon common, unifying conceptual base.