❞إيغور كون❝ المؤلِّف الروسي - المكتبة

- ❞إيغور كون❝ المؤلِّف الروسي - المكتبة

█ حصرياً جميع الاقتباسات من أعمال المؤلِّف ❞ إيغور كون ❝ أقوال فقرات هامة مراجعات 2023 Igor Semyonovich Kon (Russian: Игорь Семёнович Кон; 21 May 1928 – 27 April 2011) was a Soviet and Russian philosopher, psychologist, sexologist His scientific publications have been translated into many languages, such as English, German, French Kon born in Leningrad (now St Petersburg) He evacuated during the Siege of returned after lifting blockade 1944 [1] graduated from Herzen State Pedagogical University with degree history 1947 awarded candidate sciences by same university 1950 doctor 1959 Kon worked at variety academic institutions between 1974, holding positions Vologda Institute 52, Chemical Pharmaceutical Petersburg Academy) 1953 56, University) 1956 67, Philosophy Academy Sciences USSR 1967 68, Concrete Social Research Sociology Sciences) 1968 72, 1972 74 has chief researcher Ethnology Anthropology since 1974 one first scholars to write textbooks on sociology is most famous an expert sexology sexual health started studying these matters middle 1960s Vvedeniye v seksologiyu (Introduction Sexology; 1988, 2005) written textbook for universities He believed that cannot be confined bounds medical problems, but rather independent interdisciplinary science than branch medicine Interviewed Sarah Keller his profile 1989 issue American magazine Mother Jones, stated: “ Attitudes [toward awareness] among right wing people are very similar [Opponents United States complain of] dirty communist conspiracy undermine morals sound youth In our country, it called industrialist [2] ” Kon member numerous societies, including International Sex Research, European Association Experimental Psychology, Sociological Association, Polish Adolescent Psychology [3] Advisory Board German Society Scientific Sexuality [4] Death Igor died Moscow, aged 82, 2011, cancer [5][6][7] Honors Kon honorary professorship Cornell received honoris causa Surrey 1992 [3] In 2005, World Sexual Health its Gold Medal outstanding contributions [8] Publications Kon, & James Riordan (Eds ) (1993) Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana Press; ISBN 978 0 253 33201 1 Kon, I (1989) A History Classical Trans H Campbell Creighton Moscow: Progress Publishers 5 01 001102 6 (1995) Revolution Russia: From Age Czars Today New York: Free 02 917541 S Guseinov, N (editors) dictionary ethics Moscow : 1990 455 p (editor) classical 376 Series title: Student's library Translated Alexandrov, Vladimir * Volkov, F M , Gubsky, Ye Afanasyev, V G Ibrahim, Taufic, Imam, Zafar, Kon, Krivoguz, Petrovsky, Popov, Yu Reza, Munis, Romanovsky, Tumanov, Vereshchetin, Zdravomyslov, Zotov, D Essays contemporary 1946 [371] Lev Bobrov Anderson, K Bogina, Sh Falkovich, Guseva, Islamov, T Kovalskaya, Lebedev, Losev, Mikhailov, Obolenskaya, Pavlova, Pritsker, P Roginsky, Slezkin, L Yurovskaya, Zverev, Modern 1640 1870 [351] Barry Jones Chuvilkin, O Lomakin, Proshunin, Vishnyakova, The political map world [244] Patty Beriozkina Getmanova, Alexandra Logic [358] Stephen Smith Rakitov, Anatoly Shuare, Marta, Taufik, principles philosophy [366] References Gretsov, Andrey (2000) "Interview Kon" Department Retrieved 2 March 2011 (in Russian) Keller, "Guru Glandsnost" Vol 14, #2 (February–March 1989) pg 14; ISSN 0362 8841 Human Rights Homosexuality, Past Present Future: Speakers Moderators Archived 2010 06 05 Wayback Machine (2010) 2011 (DGSS) 03 23 Скончался известный социолог, философ и сексолог Кон Top Famous scientist Moscow WAS Awards, (2011) 2011 ❰ له مجموعة الإنجازات والمؤلفات أبرزها البحث عن الذات: دراسة الشخصية ووعي الذات الناشرين دار معد للطباعة والنشر والتوزيع ❱

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Igor Semyonovich Kon (Russian: Игорь Семёнович Кон; 21 May 1928 – 27 April 2011) was a Soviet and Russian philosopher, psychologist, and sexologist. His scientific publications have been translated into many languages, such as English, German, and French.
Kon was born in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). He was evacuated during the Siege of Leningrad and returned after the lifting of the blockade in 1944.[1] He graduated from Herzen State Pedagogical University with a degree in history in 1947 and was awarded a candidate of sciences degree by the same university in 1950. He was awarded the doctor of sciences degree by Leningrad State University in 1959.

Kon worked at a variety of academic institutions between 1950 and 1974, holding positions at the Vologda Pedagogical Institute in 1950-52, the Leningrad Chemical-Pharmaceutical Institute (now St. Petersburg State Chemical-Pharmaceutical Academy) in 1953-56, Leningrad State University (now St. Petersburg State University) in 1956-67, the Institute of Philosophy of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR in 1967-68, the Institute of Concrete Social Research of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR (now Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences) in 1968-72, and the Institute of Social Sciences in 1972-74. He has been chief researcher of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology at the Russian Academy of Sciences since 1974.

Kon was one of the first Soviet scholars to write textbooks on sociology. He is most famous as an expert on sexology and sexual health. He started studying these matters in the middle of the 1960s. His Vvedeniye v seksologiyu (Introduction to Sexology; 1988, 2005) was written as a textbook for universities.

He believed that sexology cannot be confined to the bounds of medical problems, but rather is an independent interdisciplinary science rather than a branch of medicine. Interviewed by Sarah Keller for his profile in a 1989 issue of the American magazine Mother Jones, Kon stated:

“
Attitudes [toward sexual awareness] among American and Soviet right-wing people are very similar. [Opponents in the United States complain of] a dirty communist conspiracy to undermine the morals of sound youth. In our country, it is called a dirty industrialist conspiracy to undermine the morals of Soviet youth.[2]

”
Kon was a member of numerous scientific societies, including the International Academy of Sex Research, the European Association of Experimental Social Psychology, the International Sociological Association, the Polish Academy of Sex Research, and the European Association for Adolescent Psychology.[3] He was a member of the International Advisory Board of the German Society for Social-Scientific Sexuality Research.[4]

Death
Igor Kon died in Moscow, aged 82, in 2011, from cancer.[5][6][7]

Honors
Kon was awarded an honorary professorship from Cornell University in 1989 and received a doctor honoris causa degree from the University of Surrey in 1992.[3]

In 2005, the World Association for Sexual Health awarded Kon its Gold Medal for outstanding contributions to sexology.[8]

Publications
Kon, Igor & James Riordan (Eds.) (1993). Sex and Russian Society. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press; ISBN 978-0-253-33201-1.
Kon, I. (1989) A History of Classical Sociology. Trans. H. Campbell Creighton. Moscow: Progress Publishers. ISBN 5-01-001102-6.
Kon, I. (1995) Sexual Revolution in Russia: From the Age of the Czars to Today. Trans. James Riordan. New York: Free Press; ISBN 978-0-02-917541-5.
Kon, I. S. and Guseinov, S. N. (editors). A dictionary of ethics. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1990. 455 p.
Kon, I. S. (editor). A history of classical sociology. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1989. 376 p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by H. Campbell Creighton.
Alexandrov, Vladimir. * Volkov, F. M., Gubsky, Ye. F., Afanasyev, V. G., Ibrahim, Taufic, Imam, Zafar, Kon, I. S., Krivoguz, I. M., Petrovsky, A. V., Popov, Yu. N., Reza, Munis, Romanovsky, N. V., Tumanov, V. A., Vereshchetin, V. S., Zdravomyslov, A. G., and Zotov, V. D. (editors). Essays in contemporary history : 1946 - 1990. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1990. [371] p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by Lev Bobrov.
Anderson, K. M., Bogina, Sh. A., Falkovich, S. M., Guseva, N. M., Islamov, T. M., Kovalskaya, M. I., Krivoguz, I. M., Lebedev, I. A., Losev, Yu. G., Mikhailov, M. I., Obolenskaya, S. V., Pavlova, T. A., Pritsker, D. P., Roginsky, V. V., Slezkin, L. Yu., Yurovskaya, Ye. Ye., and Zverev, A. M. * Yurovskaya, Ye., Volkov, F. M., Gubsky, Ye. F., Afanasyev, V. G., Ibrahim, Taufic, Imam, Zafar, Kon, I. S., Krivoguz, I. M., Petrovsky, A. V., Popov, Yu. N., Reza, Munis, Romanovsky, N. V., Tumanov, V. A., Vereshchetin, V. S., Zdravomyslov, A. G., and Zotov, V. D. (editors). Modern history : 1640 - 1870. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1990. [351] p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by Barry Jones.
Chuvilkin, O. D., Lomakin, V. K., Proshunin, N. N., and Vishnyakova, I. V. * Volkov, F. M., Gubsky, Ye. F., Afanasyev, V. G., Ibrahim, Taufic, Imam, Zafar, Kon, I. S., Krivoguz, I. M., Petrovsky, A. V., Popov, Yu. N., Reza, Munis, Romanovsky, N. V., Tumanov, V. A., Vereshchetin, V. S., Zdravomyslov, A. G., and Zotov, V. D. (editors). The political map of the world. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1990. [244] p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by Patty Beriozkina.
Getmanova, Alexandra. * Volkov, F. M., Gubsky, Ye. F., Afanasyev, V. G., Ibrahim, Taufic, Imam, Zafar, Kon, I. S., Krivoguz, I. M., Petrovsky, A. V., Popov, Yu. N., Reza, Munis, Romanovsky, N. V., Tumanov, V. A., Zdravomyslov, A. G., and Zotov, V. D. (editors). Logic. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1989. [358] p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by Stephen Smith.
Rakitov, Anatoly. * Volkov, F. M., Gubsky, Ye. F., Afanasyev, V. G., Kon, I. S., Krivoguz, I. M., Munis, Reza, Petrovsky, A. V., Popov, Yu. N., Romanovsky, N. V., Shuare, Marta, Taufik, Ibrahim, Tumanov, V. A., Zafar, Imam, Zdravomyslov, A. G., and Zotov, V. D. (editors). The principles of philosophy. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1989. [366] p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by H. Campbell Creighton.
References
Gretsov, Andrey (2000). "Interview with Igor Semyonovich Kon". St. Petersburg State University Department of Psychology. Retrieved 2 March 2011. (in Russian)
Keller, Sarah. "Guru of Glandsnost". Mother Jones, Vol. 14, #2 (February–March 1989) pg. 14; ISSN 0362-8841
Human Rights and Homosexuality, Past Present and Future: Speakers and Moderators Archived 2010-06-05 at the Wayback Machine. (2010). Retrieved 2 March 2011
German Society for Social Scientific Sexuality Research (DGSS) Archived 2011-03-23 at the Wayback Machine.. Retrieved 2 March 2011
Скончался известный социолог, философ и сексолог Игорь Кон
Top Russian sexologist Igor Kon died Archived 2011-05-03 at the Wayback Machine.
Famous scientist Igor Kon died in Moscow
WAS Awards, World Association for Sexual Health (2011). Retrieved 2 March 2011

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Igor Semyonovich Kon (Russian: Игорь Семёнович Кон; 21 May 1928 – 27 April 2011) was a Soviet and Russian philosopher, psychologist, and sexologist. His scientific publications have been translated into many languages, such as English, German, and French.

Kon was born in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). He was evacuated during the Siege of Leningrad and returned after the lifting of the blockade in 1944.^[1] He graduated from Herzen State Pedagogical University with a degree in history in 1947 and was awarded a candidate of sciences degree by the same university in 1950. He was awarded the doctor of sciences degree by Leningrad State University in 1959.

Kon worked at a variety of academic institutions between 1950 and 1974, holding positions at the Vologda Pedagogical Institute in 1950-52, the Leningrad Chemical-Pharmaceutical Institute (now St. Petersburg State Chemical-Pharmaceutical Academy) in 1953-56, Leningrad State University (now St. Petersburg State University) in 1956-67, the Institute of Philosophy of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR in 1967-68, the Institute of Concrete Social Research of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR (now Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences) in 1968-72, and the Institute of Social Sciences in 1972-74. He has been chief researcher of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology at the Russian Academy of Sciences since 1974.

Kon was one of the first Soviet scholars to write textbooks on sociology. He is most famous as an expert on sexology and sexual health. He started studying these matters in the middle of the 1960s. His Vvedeniye v seksologiyu (Introduction to Sexology; 1988, 2005) was written as a textbook for universities.

He believed that sexology cannot be confined to the bounds of medical problems, but rather is an independent interdisciplinary science rather than a branch of medicine. Interviewed by Sarah Keller for his profile in a 1989 issue of the American magazine Mother Jones, Kon stated:

“

Attitudes [toward sexual awareness] among American and Soviet right-wing people are very similar. [Opponents in the United States complain of] a dirty communist conspiracy to undermine the morals of sound youth. In our country, it is called a dirty industrialist conspiracy to undermine the morals of Soviet youth.^[2]

”

Kon was a member of numerous scientific societies, including the International Academy of Sex Research, the European Association of Experimental Social Psychology, the International Sociological Association, the Polish Academy of Sex Research, and the European Association for Adolescent Psychology.^[3] He was a member of the International Advisory Board of the German Society for Social-Scientific Sexuality Research.^[4]

Death[edit]

Igor Kon died in Moscow, aged 82, in 2011, from cancer.^[5]^[6]^[7]

Honors[edit]

Kon was awarded an honorary professorship from Cornell University in 1989 and received a doctor honoris causa degree from the University of Surrey in 1992.^[3]

In 2005, the World Association for Sexual Health awarded Kon its Gold Medal for outstanding contributions to sexology.^[8]

Publications[edit]

Kon, Igor & James Riordan (Eds.) (1993). Sex and Russian Society. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press; ISBN 978-0-253-33201-1.
Kon, I. (1989) A History of Classical Sociology. Trans. H. Campbell Creighton. Moscow: Progress Publishers. ISBN 5-01-001102-6.
Kon, I. (1995) Sexual Revolution in Russia: From the Age of the Czars to Today. Trans. James Riordan. New York: Free Press; ISBN 978-0-02-917541-5.
Kon, I. S. and Guseinov, S. N. (editors). A dictionary of ethics. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1990. 455 p.
Kon, I. S. (editor). A history of classical sociology. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1989. 376 p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by H. Campbell Creighton.
Alexandrov, Vladimir. * Volkov, F. M., Gubsky, Ye. F., Afanasyev, V. G., Ibrahim, Taufic, Imam, Zafar, Kon, I. S., Krivoguz, I. M., Petrovsky, A. V., Popov, Yu. N., Reza, Munis, Romanovsky, N. V., Tumanov, V. A., Vereshchetin, V. S., Zdravomyslov, A. G., and Zotov, V. D. (editors). Essays in contemporary history : 1946 - 1990. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1990. [371] p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by Lev Bobrov.
Anderson, K. M., Bogina, Sh. A., Falkovich, S. M., Guseva, N. M., Islamov, T. M., Kovalskaya, M. I., Krivoguz, I. M., Lebedev, I. A., Losev, Yu. G., Mikhailov, M. I., Obolenskaya, S. V., Pavlova, T. A., Pritsker, D. P., Roginsky, V. V., Slezkin, L. Yu., Yurovskaya, Ye. Ye., and Zverev, A. M. * Yurovskaya, Ye., Volkov, F. M., Gubsky, Ye. F., Afanasyev, V. G., Ibrahim, Taufic, Imam, Zafar, Kon, I. S., Krivoguz, I. M., Petrovsky, A. V., Popov, Yu. N., Reza, Munis, Romanovsky, N. V., Tumanov, V. A., Vereshchetin, V. S., Zdravomyslov, A. G., and Zotov, V. D. (editors). Modern history : 1640 - 1870. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1990. [351] p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by Barry Jones.
Chuvilkin, O. D., Lomakin, V. K., Proshunin, N. N., and Vishnyakova, I. V. * Volkov, F. M., Gubsky, Ye. F., Afanasyev, V. G., Ibrahim, Taufic, Imam, Zafar, Kon, I. S., Krivoguz, I. M., Petrovsky, A. V., Popov, Yu. N., Reza, Munis, Romanovsky, N. V., Tumanov, V. A., Vereshchetin, V. S., Zdravomyslov, A. G., and Zotov, V. D. (editors). The political map of the world. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1990. [244] p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by Patty Beriozkina.
Getmanova, Alexandra. * Volkov, F. M., Gubsky, Ye. F., Afanasyev, V. G., Ibrahim, Taufic, Imam, Zafar, Kon, I. S., Krivoguz, I. M., Petrovsky, A. V., Popov, Yu. N., Reza, Munis, Romanovsky, N. V., Tumanov, V. A., Zdravomyslov, A. G., and Zotov, V. D. (editors). Logic. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1989. [358] p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by Stephen Smith.
Rakitov, Anatoly. * Volkov, F. M., Gubsky, Ye. F., Afanasyev, V. G., Kon, I. S., Krivoguz, I. M., Munis, Reza, Petrovsky, A. V., Popov, Yu. N., Romanovsky, N. V., Shuare, Marta, Taufik, Ibrahim, Tumanov, V. A., Zafar, Imam, Zdravomyslov, A. G., and Zotov, V. D. (editors). The principles of philosophy. Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1989. [366] p. Series title: Student's library. Translated by H. Campbell Creighton.