PSYCHOLOGICZNY OBRAZ CZŁOWIEKAW MYŚLI FILOZOFICZNEJ OD XVI DO XIX W.

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Authors: Beata Raszczyk
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Abstract

Modern philosophers contributed to a fuller and deeper understanding of the psycho­logical picture of man. Each of them made a personal, individual contribution to the pantheon of knowledge about basic human mental processes. Descartes emphasized the role of self-awareness and autonomous thought, Locke added to the image of man the inner sense, which influences individual perception of reality, Hume, in turn, emphasized the role of imagination and memory in the perception of reality, and Kant strongly linked the senses with reason as the wholeness of the person. The above analysis confirms the deep roots of psychology in philosophical currents

Fields of Study & Subjects

Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Philosophy and Theoretical Science Philosophy and Historical Thought

Publication details

Journal / source
Społeczeństwo
Volume
172
Issue
4
Pages
119–133
Publication date
12 February 2026
Language
EN