| dc.description.abstract | The aim of all scientific activity is formulation of general truths, which concern the greatest possible number of
entities. Scientific cognitive activity is thus concentrated on what is typical and standard in entities,
disregarding the individual, accidental or peculiar features. And yet, non-scientific interests of a human being
are directed just towards what is atypical, exceptional, or particular, especially focusing on “oneself*, treated
as a separate, unique, and independent being. Some of the findings and tendencies of modem science, however, give
us the right to analyse uniqueness within the framework of scientific theory. Thus, whatever is unique - especially
the man in the universe - will confirm its value and importance, also as an object of cognition. | en_EN |
