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Philosophical anthropology explores the essence of human beings by examining aspects such as consciousness and societal constructs, merging insights from philosophy, psychology, and sociology. This paper focuses on the mental body, alongside the physical, emotional, and archetypal dimensions, with particular attention to the role of the ego. Influenced by Jung's theories and phenomenology, the analysis highlights humans as complex systems within a cosmic framework originating from within. My inquiry is enriched by practical experiences in clinical therapy and my diverse cultural and linguistic background, offering a multifaceted perspective on how the ego shapes human perception and identity.
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- Narmin Khalilova (Author), 2024, Mapping the Multifaceted Human Being. The Mental Dimension and Consciousness, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1490825
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