Keywords
Community
Person
Personality
Philosophy
Society
Success
Successfulness
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Abstract
The present study is focused on examining the philosophical understanding of the phenomenon of success in contemporary circumstances. The fundamental nature of the term "success" and its semantic distinctions from the concept of "success" are delineated. Additionally, the attributes, characteristics, and facets of an individual's success are explicated. Moreover, a comprehensive analysis of the primary determinants impacting an individual's success has been undertaken. The constituent elements of the phenomenon of success, along with the key factors influencing its realization, have been duly characterized. The research aims to elucidate the philosophical understanding of the phenomenon of success within the context of contemporary conditions. The object of this investigation pertains to success as a philosophical category. The employed research methods encompass description, analysis and synthesis, comparison, generalization, and philosophical analysis. The investigation comprehensively describes the matter of philosophical comprehension of the phenomenon of success in present-day circumstances. The significance of attaining success for individuals in the contemporary context and the underlying reasons contributing to the escalating attention to this matter is ascertained. Moreover, the principal facets of comprehending success and achievements are thoroughly examined. In addition, synonyms for the term "success" are provided for clarity and precision. The article comprehensively elucidates the indications of an individual's success and their inherent characteristics. Special emphasis is placed on the following signs: the trajectory leading to success, the associated costs, the social implications, the conspicuousness of success, the underlying objectives, the typology of success, the evolutionary aspects, the legal dimensions, and the extent of acknowledgment. Additionally, the aspects concerning a person's success are expounded, encompassing the objective perception of society towards an individual's success, the subjective perspective on the achievements, and the eventual outcomes.
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