John of the Cross and Emmanuel Lévinas: The QUEST for God beyond Being by D.B. Perrin

“…Simply put, both of these men refused to start their reflection on life and God from self-contained abstract principles; rather, their point of departure was the ambiguity and complexity of the character of human nature. From this starting point, both are led to a God without or beyond Being. …”
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PHILOSOPHICAL DOCTRINE OF KANT AS FINDING AUTHENTICAL FORMS OF ANTROPOLOGICAL METAPHYSICAL ФИЛОСОФСКОЕ УЧЕНИЕ КАНТА КАК ПОИСКИ АУТЕНТИЧНОЙ ФОРМЫ АНТРОПОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ МЕТАФИЗИКИ ФІЛОСО... by A. M. Malivskyi

“…<br>Contemporary culture needs metaphysical understanding of human nature based on the philosophical heritage of Kant. …”
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Modal Metaphysics and the Priority of Causes in Hume's Treatise by Ariel Melamedoff

“…In his Treatise of Human Nature Hume claims to demonstrate that simultaneous causation is absolutely impossible; all causes must precede their effects in time. …”
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The Discernment of the Deceits of the Devil in angelum lucis according to St. Ignatius of Loyola and St. John of the Cross by Juan Manuel Rossi

“…Ignatius calls “the enemy of human nature”. It is therefore urgent to learn to discern where the different motions come from, to support them, or to combat them. …”
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Entitlements/rights, dignity and liberal democracy. Against the backdrop of the text by Cardinal Gerhard Müller “The Popes as Guardians of Human Dignity” by Bogdan Szlachta

“…In his interesting contribution, Cardinal Gerhard Müller once again turned to this category to expound upon its significance for Catholic reflection, to draw attention to its role in the teachings of 20th century Popes, and to bring it to light in connection with the increasing disputes concerning the ability/validity of “improving human nature”. Historians of political thought are interested in these disputes, and see them - insofar as they are carried out by using categories developed mainly in Western reflection - not as new ones, but rather embedded in past polemics, referring to old approaches, notably those which are prevailing today. …”
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THE SOCIAL IDEAS OF ANTANAS KAUPAS by Valdas Pruskus

“…Kaupas’ – the harmfulness of the total transformation of society under compulsion, ignoring human nature and human rights as well as an absence of social perspectives of it was proved. …”
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University Education and the Value Projection of the Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility by N. D. Tskhadaya, D. N. Bezgodov, О. I. Belyaeva

“…The fundamental types of motivation are defined according to the anthropological distinction between personality and human nature and the social distinction between reward and punishment. …”
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A Multispecies Design Approach in the Eure valley. Three Lessons from a Design Studio in Landscape Architecture by Björn Bracke, Sophie Bonin, Bruno Notteboom, Hans Leinfelder

“…The design studio at the École nationale supérieure de Paysage in Versailles (ENSP Versailles) exploring the Eure valley can be understood as a case study within a larger research interest area, as it tries to understand the role of landscape design in (re)shaping human-nature relations and to connect landscape architecture practices to ongoing conversations in more-than-human literature. …”
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ECOLOGICAL READING ON SELECTED AYURZANA AND YONG SHU HOONG’s POEMS by Kristiawan Indriyanto

“…Ecological approach is used as framework to focus more on the connection and relationship between human and their environment and the possible impact on the disruption of human-nature relationship. People living in different environment will have different reception toward their surroundings. …”
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From Past to Present: Philosophical Reflections on AI with a SWOT Approach by Şeyma Bozkurt Uzan

“…The study aims to understand how AI influences philosophical debates on ethics, consciousness, intelligence, and human nature. The findings reveal key strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats associated with the current literature. …”
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Human subjectivity in the prenatal period by Tadeusz Biesaga

“…For these criteria do not define humanity but describe human being in various phases of expressions of his/her human nature. That is why it is not acceptable to make the right to life conditional on the stage and degree of the actualization of humanity. …”
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Lost Pathways of Urban Development by Erik Harms

“…Attention to images draws attention to the history of non-human nature and to lost pathways of urban development, which in turn emphasizes their uses and the practices which maintained them, revealing the interconnection between human sociality and the non-human world. …”
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THE EFFECTS OF POVERTY ON THE HUMAN PSYCHE REFLECTED IN RUPERT BROOKE’S LITHUANIA: A PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDY by Irwan Sumarsono

“…The findings emphasize the importance of understanding the psychological effects of poverty on people's behavior and decision-making, as well as the value of literature in comprehending human nature. The study sheds light on how societal attitudes towards wealth and poverty can impact our sense of morality and ethical decision-making. …”
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Processes of juridification and defense of water in the southern Andean region of Ecuador by Carlos Quizhpe, Ivette Vallejo

“…These experiences are part of what we will call processes of juridification in defense of water, in which visions and ontologies about the human-nature relationship are disputed. To compile information, we resorted to in-depth interviews with community members and members of ecological collectives, social mapping and document review. …”
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The Role of Joseph de Finance’s Axiological Concept in Opening Youth to the World of Values by Oľga Gavendová

“…Each group of values corresponds to certain needs resulting from human nature. However, children or young people often remain attached to material values while they fail to open up to higher values, especially moral ones. …”
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‘A deep, empathetic, wondrous connection’: Autistic adults' definitions and experiences of nature connection by Samantha Friedman, Sara McHaffie, Roan Noble, Anna Stenning

“…Abstract Connection to nature is an important concept for understanding human‐nature relationships, interests in nature and pro‐environmental behaviours. …”
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Phenomenon of androgyne as «post-gender»: psychological and philosophical analysis by E. Shishlova

“…The article considers psychological aspects of androgynous, dual human nature promoting harmonious relationship among the people, interaction between feminity and masculinity. …”
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Luxury, Mystification, and Oppressive Power in d’Holbach’s Philosophical Writings by Enrico Galvagni

“…Finally, pivoting on the continuity between human nature and modern society in the Système de la Nature (1770), I show that luxury is inscribed into a natural process. …”
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THE ROLE OF MYTHOLOGICAL CREATURES IN THE C.S LEWIS’ THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE: EXPLORING SYMBOLISM AND THEMES by Adinda Yuniawan, Anggita Prameswari, Fitriyah Fitriyah

“…The benefit of the research is to provide a greater knowledge of how mythology continues to impact modern literature and our understanding of human nature by evaluating the ways in which Lewis creates the characters and shapes the plot by drawing on mythical traditions.…”
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ELEMENTAL MUSIC-MAKING AS A HEALTH SAVING PHENOMENON IN THE SYSTEM OF GENERAL EDUCATION by N. V. Golubeva

“…The traditional musical education focused mainly on musicology leads to artificial intellectualization, and leaves no room for chil-dren's imagination, intuition, creativity, joyful feelings and activities.The author discusses the specificity of the music teaching concept, developed by Carl Orff and his followers, and based on the complex understanding of human nature, history, living conditions, and corresponding with genetic laws. …”
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