HUMANOLOGY AND THE HUMANOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Authors

  • Mibi Author

Keywords:

humanology, science, experience, rationalism, human being

Abstract

This paper examines the assumptions and reasons for formulating a distinct approach to the study of the human being, one that would constitute a body of knowledge grounded in the specificity of human cognition, valuation, and action. It explores the origins of interest in the formulation of sciences concerning the phenomena of human reality, focusing on the contributions of Dilthey and Weber, and their relevance to contemporary understandings of humanology. Through an analysis of the fundamental epistemological assumptions of the modern scientific paradigm, the paper arrives at conclusions regarding the potential role of the humanological approach in its transformation and the original significance of the human sciences.

Author Biography

  • Mibi

    Milenko Bodin (Belgrade, 1964)
    full professor at the Department of Human and Social Resources Management
    milenkobodin@fb.bg.ac.rs

    Schooling

    He completed primary and secondary school (1983) in Belgrade, as well as the Faculty of Philosophy in 1992. At the same faculty, he defended his master's thesis in philosophy in 2005.

    Employment

    From 1992 to 2000, he worked as the general manager of the marketing, sales and consulting company "Maximus Marketing". Since 2001, he has been working at the Faculty of Security as an assistant-trainee in the course of Scientific Research Methodology, and in 2005, he was elected as an assistant in the course of Human and Social Resource Management.

    Professional engagements

    He was a member of the Executive Board of the Serbian Philosophical Society (1998–2002) and the Commission for Curriculum Reform of the FCO (2002–03). Since 1996 he has been the director of the Center for Social Research, and since 1999 the editor-in-chief of the "Agora" edition of that center.
    He participated in several international conferences: "The Problem of Identity", Dubrovnik, 1987; "Ethics of Responsibility", Dubrovnik, 1989; "Ethics of International Relations", Belgrade, 1998.
    Field of interest and major works

    Area of ​​interest and important works

    •  "For an Ethics of Co-Responsibility", interview, Teoria, Belgrade, 1991.
    • "Opinion of Philosophy", Collection of Works of the SFD, Sremski Karlovci, 1998.
    • "State, Knowledge, University", New Serbian Political Thought, Belgrade, 1999.
    • "Crossroads of the Millennium - Crossroads of Philosophy", Proceedings of the Serbian Society of Philosophy, Sremski Karlovci, 2000.
    • "Language and Philosophy - the Problem of Mirrors", Experiences, Belgrade, 2001
    • "Managing Humanitarian Crises - Technical and Non-Technical Aspects", Proceedings of the Faculty of Civil Defense, Belgrade, 2002.
    • "Which way to the institutions of Serbia", in: Reconstruction of institutions, collection of papers, Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, Belgrade, 2002.
    • "Humanology and Humanological Sciences", Proceedings of the Faculty of Civil Defense, Belgrade, 2003.

References

Published

2026-03-11

Issue

Vol. 1 (2026): HUMANOLOGY AND THE HUMANOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Section

HUMANOLOGY AND THE HUMANOLOGICAL SCIENCES

How to Cite

HUMANOLOGY AND THE HUMANOLOGICAL SCIENCES. (2026). Humanology, 1, 1-126. https://humanology-journal.com/index.php/humanology/article/view/1