Microsophy of power: intersubjective analysis
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2016.78200Keywords:
microsophy, power, intersubjective space, management, social interaction, subject of power, creative activityAbstract
The author aspires to develop their theoretical constructions on the analysis of the phenomenon of power. Microsocial intersubjective aspect of its study is deepened in this article. In terms of methodology in the studies the main attention was focused on the identification of theoretical positions, causing a conceptuality of existing approaches to understanding the formation of intersubjective reality of the subject of power to clarify the essential aspects that underlie this phenomenon
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