The terms professionalism and humanism are sometimes confused as being synonymous; even more confusing, each is sometimes regarded as a component feature of the other. The author argues that, in the context of medicine, the two terms describe distinctly different, albeit intimately linked attributes of the good doctor. Professionalism denotes a way of behaving in accordance with certain normati...

The article examines the formation of foundations humanist ideology Renaissance in culture European Middle Ages. main stages and development Ages their achievements are traced. We pay attention on "The Autumn Ages" (J. Huizinga) such an important component that time as court culture, castles. It was during this period a long era most changes took place social spiritual worlds Europeans, which u...

The purpose of this paper is to comprehend the complex ethical picture Dostoevsky through his great novels Crime and Punishment, Idiot, Notes from Underground, Brothers Karamazov. Along with numerous topics that tackles in novels, which are directly related history European ethics, idea absolute humanism – thymos remains evident entire work. In sense, will try provide answers as how Dostoevsky’...

This article proposes a new way of approaching the roots secularism and its outcome that is secularization. The fact this phenomenon arises precisely in Christian world, which ultimately leads to complete emancipation what worldly toward religion, profanum sacrum, astonishing. process European has beginning 11th century, when so-called dispute about reason was initiated resulting, next epochs h...

BACKGROUND Medical educators have used the hidden curriculum concept for over three decades to make visible the effects of tacit learning, including how culture, structures, and institutions influence professional identity formation. In response to calls to see more humanistic-oriented training in medicine, the authors examined how the hidden curriculum construct has been applied in the English...

This essay will present a few challenges to a new Humanism from the perspective of the sociology of technics. For this purpose Humanism will be described as an effort to intervene in the process of human formation or hominisation. In order to intervene an understanding of this process is needed. Hominisation starts in the Palaeolithic era: technics, religion, language and the human being mutual...