Kinesiology, Vol. 16. No. 1., 1984.
Review article
The relationship between kinesiology in the system of modern sciences (the general epistemiologic assumptions)
Gordana Bosanac
; Fakultet za fizičku kulturu Sveučilišta u Zagrebu
Abstract
The rank of every science with the system of modern sciences does not depend only on the traditional origin of its subjects matter. Moreover, the criterion less and less structures the building of modern sciences which are not only classified according to methods but, even so, they themselves are coming nearer to one another by their methodologic procedures and treatment of the subject and are thus restructured in a new way. In this way has kinesiology in relation to anthropology acquired the status of a science which collect the largest number of anthropology as well as its scientific orientation. Since the Marxist approach to the study of human beings is most deeply interested in those dimensions which liberate man in the possible historic space, kinesiology is, by directing research with that interest in view, in the very center of the scientific and practical effort of making possible the apparent possibilities of human freedom.
Keywords
anthropology; kinesiology; modern sciences system
Hrčak ID:
252573
URI
Publication date:
1.10.1984.
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