An integrative concept of personality in social philosophy: Identification model

The study analyzes current social philosophical, interdisciplinary research methods and concepts of personality. It also gives a review of the dual nature of an individual as a subject-carrier and a subject-creator of reality and considers sociocultural formation of personality. The work provides a definition of personality. The author developed an integrative model of identification, which is of great practical importance for the information society.

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