Człowiek jako obraz : konsekwencje dla psychologii

Abstract

The philosophical analysis of human being indicates that he is not an original being, but a derivative, or image of being, because it concerns norms and obligations. Therefore, the basic mechanism of its development is imitation, which means conforming to the original, and thus becoming yourself. The question arises: who / what image is man? Initially, he usually becomes like his parents, then his peers, but he certainly will not develop fully by imitating another man because he is not. So who should he imitate? Only God remains. Man is an image of God, and he develops and becomes himself by imitating God. What does it various of Also in cognitive psychology one can treat the knowing subject, i.e. the mind, as an unfinished (pre-sketched) image of God, supplemented by learning reality, and especially by mastering the language.