Self and Social Reality in a Philosophical Anthropology

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Focusing on G.H. Mead's socio-philosophical anthropology, the author explores a philosophical framework for addressing contemporary social issues like development and underdevelopment. The study aims to establish that Mead's ideas can be seen as a form of "philosophical anthropology." Additionally, the author introduces new terminology, including concepts like "supportivity" and "suppressivity of the self," to enrich the discourse on these modern social problems.