Sense-of-life universum of Serhii Krymskyi
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logic, methodology, philosophy of science, worldview context, culture phenomenon, sense-of-life universumAbstract
The biographic essay id dedicated to Serhii Krymskyi (1930-2010), a distinguished figure in the history of philosophy in Ukraine. The author follows the path of this uncommon man from the birth in the settlement of Bakhmut and studying at philosophical faculty of Kyiv university, experience of script writer at Kyiv film studio and first philosophic acquisitions in the field of logic, methodology and philosophy of science and to the last days full of the work of thought and communication with friends and colleagues. Research of scientific knowledge in the light of worldview contexts and development of the problems of philosophy were special stages in intellectual biography of the philosopher. Serhiyi Krymskyi stated that culture always helped to find the way from catastrophes in the history of mankind.
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