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HUMAN NATURE AS A FACTOR OF THE COURSE OF LIFE

Abstract. The article examines the extent to which the physiological characteristics of the human body determine his course of life. The analysis is based on basic principles of the activity theory of S. Rubinstein. It is concluded that the possibility of human development is largely determined by his nature. And its nature depends on the specific living conditions. Determination of human life course of his nature is a big disadvantage in the modern world view, because It violates the human right to equality of opportunity. At the same time, this determination is considered necessary and important principle of world order in the organic world view system.

Key words. Human nature, activity theory, the organic world view, equality of people, human destiny.

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