Предмет: Обществознание, автор: VeronikaGrudni

Русский философ Л.П. Карсавин считал, что субъектом истории является все человечество, которое выступает как реальная "симфоническая личность", существующей в культурах, народах, классах, группах, вплоть до конкретной индивидуальности.
Как вы понимаете это утверждение?
ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!!!!!! ОЧЕНЬ НАДО)))))))

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Автор ответа: лиза1752

сочинение или просто как понимаете

Автор ответа: VeronikaGrudni

Практикум по обществоведению

Автор ответа: VeronikaGrudni

Можно просто как понимаю

Автор ответа: m1x227

Историю создает само общество - своими потребностями, взглядами, действиями.. . власть - она же тоже от народа (выборы).. . менталитет - ведь в одной и той же ситуации каждый народ будет думать и действовать по-своему.. . И очередной учебник по истории - напишет тот же народ.. .

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Leaf Structure
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