The concept of «personality» in contemporary sociology (based on the example of the binominal anthroponyms)
https://doi.org/10.51955/23121327_2022_1_208
Abstract
The article is devoted to the development of the concept "personality" in modern sociology based on the example of anthroponyms imitating binominal nomenclature and created according to the Latin model «homo + adjective». As our study has shown, these lexical units can represent not only a unified system, but through different configurations form subsystems, used later for analysis in humanities disciplines such as ethnography, philosophy, theology, psychology, pedagogy and others. The analysis of binominal anthroponyms in scientific texts on sociology, devoted to the concept «personality», showed that thanks to their informative density in each of them we can implicitly / explicitly observe, first, the mutual influence of the macroworld (society + [nature]) and the microworld in a particular personality; secondly, the manifestation of the passive and/or active personality in society; thirdly, the reflection of traditional and innovative perceptions of personality; and fourthly, they highlight the problems associated with a particular personality and ways of solving them.
About the Author
Irina A. Nelaeva
Baikal State University,
of ANO «Irkutsk scientific and practical centre of medical and social rehabilitation»
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Full PhD in Psychology;
PhD student of Philosophy and Art History Department of
11, Lenin St., Irkutsk, 664003
director
11, Gorky St., Irkutsk, 664025
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Nelaeva I.A. The concept of «personality» in contemporary sociology (based on the example of the binominal anthroponyms). Crede Experto: transport, society, education, language. 2022;(1):208-217. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.51955/23121327_2022_1_208
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