Transformation of the Personnel Policy of Russian Universities Participating in Project 5-100: The Case of National Research Nuclear University Mephi by E. A. Drugova, I. B. Pleshkevich, T. V. Klimova

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DOCTRINE OF MAN IN DESCARTES AND PASCAL by A. M. Malivskyi

“…The existence of the doctrine of human nature by Descartes is argued and the manifestations of common moments with Pascal’s doctrine are outlined. …”
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ANTHROPOLOGICAL BASIS OF HUMAN DIMENSION IN SPORT AS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A PERSON'S GENERIC ESSENCE by V. Ye. Bilogur

“…The understanding of human nature problems, human existence in the form of sports activity, the potential of anthropological picture of the sporting world. …”
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ANTHROPOLOGICAL COMPONENT OF DESCARTES’ ONTOLOGY by Anatolii M. Malivskyi

“…The use of the euristic potential of phenomenology, postpositivism and postmodernism makes it possible to emphasize the multiple-layer and multiple-meaning classical philosophy works, to comprehend the limitation and scarcity of the naïve-enlightening vision of human nature and to look for a new reception of European classics that provides the overcoming of established nihilism and pessimism concerning the interpretation of human nature. …”
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Anthropological Component of Descartes’ Ontology by Anatolii M. Malivskyi

“…The use of the euristic potential of phenomenology, postpositivism and postmodernism makes it possible to emphasize the multiple-layer and multiple-meaning classical philosophy works, to comprehend the limitation and scarcity of the naïve-enlightening vision of human nature and to look for a new reception of European classics that provides the overcoming of established nihilism and pessimism concerning the interpretation of human nature. …”
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Whither Individuality? A Re-reading of Segun Ogungbemi’s Scholarship on Individuality-Community Debate in African Philosophy by Sunday L. Oladipupo

“… Human nature in Africa, especially among the Yoruba, is a subject of contention in contemporary age. …”
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HUMAN IMAGE IN CLASSICAL ISLAM AND SUFISM: PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS by M. V. Nesprava

“…Within this perception of the human nature there are two various paradigms for interpreting the sphere of preferential fulfillment of a human's duties as the slave and the vicegerent. …”
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GODS OF TRANSHUMANISM by A. V. Halapsis

“…Purpose of the article is to identify the religious factor in the teaching of transhumanism, to determine its role in the ideology of this flow of thought and to identify the possible limits of technology interference in human nature. Theoretical basis. The methodological basis of the article is the idea of transhumanism. …”
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Des (dés)accords grammaticaux dans la dénomination écrite de la personne en France : un tumulte graphique entre passions tristes et passions joyeuses by Manuel Perez, Katy Barasc, Hélène Giraudo

“…Their dismissal is inseparable.Actually, masculine is instituted by grammatical police and the lack of masculine marks as single and full measure of the human nature, being this human nature seized from feminine by the supplement of significance of feminine marks: paradox of an insignified and insignificant extra-significance. …”
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GENDER GENEALOGY OF READING AS CULTURAL PRACTICE by N. Yu. Kryvda, L. V. Osadcha

“…In the first case the concept reveals human nature; appealing to the field of ethics and intersubjective interactions. …”
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Socio-ethical Objections to Assisted Suicide by Manfred Spieker

“…Recent court rulings, in particular by the German Federal Constitutional Court, reveal far-reaching changes in the understanding of human nature. Under the lofty slogans of human rights and freedom, there is a systematic transformation of the role of law as guarantor of absolute human autonomy. …”
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Indigenous Perspectives: the Post-Conflict Landscapes of Rwanda by Killian Doherty

“…Much of Rwanda’s conflict can be traced to the relation between human (culture) and non-human (nature) that defined territories and ethnic divisions in pre-colonial Rwanda. …”
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Objectivation négociée et gestion contestée de l’environnement by Thomas Debril, Gaël Plumecocq, Olivier Petit

“…The use of particular concepts to understand natural resources, or particular tools to manage them relates to qualification processes, which reveals a wide range of human-nature relationships. This leads us to question the diversity of actors’ competencies as well as the heterogeneity of technical devices that are negotiated among experts and frame the ways in which the environment is managed. …”
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ANTHROPOLOGICAL AND AXIOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL EXPECTATIONS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON SOCIETY’S SELF-ORGANIZATION by І. M. Hoian, V. P. Budz

“…The anthropological dimension of social expectations based on human nature as a mortal and rational being is outlined. …”
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Calvyn oor twyfel by P. C. Potgieter

“…He regards doubt as a serious consequence of sinful human nature, causing anxiety and conflict in the faithful. …”
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The importance of education for humans by Ahmad Zuhdi, Firman Firman, Riska Ahmad

“…Humans are individual beings consisting of physical and spiritual elements created by God which cannot be separated. To achieve human nature as intelligent beings, education is needed. …”
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Exposer l’Ethnoécologie au Musée de l’Homme by Serge Bahuchet, Valérie Kozlowski, Marie Merlin, Agnès Parent

“…The Musée de l’Homme leads us to think about human nature, as well as about our place within the biosphere and the evolution of life. …”
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Rousseau’s errors: they persist today in educational theory by Peter Gray

“…In this essay, the author contends that the approach to education described by Rousseau in Émile is not only impractical but is founded on four misconceptions concerning human nature and development. These are (1) the vulnerable-child child fallacy (that children must be protected from learning the wrong things); (2) the stage-of-development fallacy (that children can learn only certain kinds of things at certain ages); (3) the lone-child-in-nature fallacy (that children learn best from interacting physically with nature, not from interacting verbally with other people); and (4) the controllability fallacy (that is is possible to know a child so well as to be able to control, through subtle means, what the child learns). …”
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Néotène, Hybrides et Chimères by Marika Moisseeff

“…Like other myths in other times and places, works of science fiction portray hybrid beings that, in this case, reveal contemporary Western understandings of human nature. It is from this perspective that the author explores one such account, Les fables de l’Humpur, which chronicles the end of humanity following a rebellion of the chimeras produced to relieve “true” or “pure” humans from thankless drudgery.…”
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Cyril of Alexandria's critique of the term Theotokos by Nestorius Constantinople by E. Artemi

“… The God Word became truly human. He had the real human nature (body and soul), but without propensity to sin. …”
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