
In the article is given the history-philosophical analysis of the theories of I. Kant, J. Fichte and F. Schelling in the aspect of the development of the anthropology educational basis of the ideas of education. Are explained the bases of the anthropological significant content of the educational process of the social humanitarian knowledge. Is based the position, in accordance with which as the base of the anthropological ideal, which was established in the Age of the Enlightenment, comes out rationalistic individualism.
В статье дается историко-философский анализ теорий И. Канта, И. Фихте и Ф. Шеллинга в аспекте развития антрополого-образовательной основы идей Просвещения. Выясняются основы антропологически значимого содержания образовательного процесса социогуманитарного познания. Обосновывается положение, в соответствии с которым основанием антропологического идеала, сложившегося в эпоху Просвещения, выступает рационалистический индивидуализм
ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ, ПРОСВЕЩЕНИЕ, АНТРОПОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ И СОЦИАЛЬНЫЙ ИДЕАЛ, АНТРОПОЛОГО-ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНАЯ ТРАДИЦИЯ, КОНСТРУИРОВАНИЕ, ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНЫЙ ПРОЕКТ
ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ, ПРОСВЕЩЕНИЕ, АНТРОПОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ И СОЦИАЛЬНЫЙ ИДЕАЛ, АНТРОПОЛОГО-ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНАЯ ТРАДИЦИЯ, КОНСТРУИРОВАНИЕ, ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНЫЙ ПРОЕКТ
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