e-Pedagogium 2003, 3(89):9-13

Everydayness is the story of our values

Peter Križan
Nemocnice Milosrdných bratří v Bratislavě

In this contribution, the author depicts the man's position in the society, pointing out his participation in creating and survival of values making it more worthful.
The author says that the evolution of values not only can be, but actually is an everyday experience of common human stories leading to the change of thinking and value composition of our personality.
The contribution is a challenge to surpassing of self leading to the victory of dauntless life forming a barrierless world.

Keywords: position of man, values, evolution, personality

Published: December 1, 2003  Show citation

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Križan, P. (2003). Everydayness is the story of our values. e-Pedagogium, 3(Suppl. 2), 9-13
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    References

    1. Edward O. Wilson. O lidské přirozenosti. s. 190. 1993, Lidové noviny, Praha.
    2. Robert F. Murphy. Umlčené tělo. s. 113. 2001, SLON, Praha.

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