 zobacz powiększenie | DOI 10.12887/29-2016-4-116-06 Tadeusz KOBIERZYCKI – Can a Person Exist? Me and Personality: Disintegration and Transcendence Cena brutto: 7,00 PLN za szt. |
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Within the dynamic theory put forward by Kazimierz Dąbrowski (1902-1980) personality is given and set in the plane of immanence: personality is developing. This growth is conditioned by the fact that personality is characterized by transcendence potentials. It is these potentials that allow personality to overcome its ontological deficits which arise in situations of: birth, development, deficiency, disintegration, crisis, and sickness, even death. It is by the power of transcendence that personality is protected against total disintegration. This power may be identified with the force of life, health, resurrection, and even salvation. A psychosomatic being strives towards the physically unconditioned and thus towards the metaphysical. In order to provide a complete picture of the theory of personality—conceived of as a form of human being—it is indispensable to consider the most important positions in philosophy and psychology related to the analysis of existence. Keywords: I, personality disintegration, transcendence, existence Contact: Askeion Institute of Ego-Analyses, E-mail: askeion@poczta.fm Pliki do pobrania: » 116_Kobierzycki.pdf | |
