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Analysis and synthesis – (from greek “analisus” – dissolving , “synthesis” – to put together) – in general to separate the whole into parts in thought and re-joinining the parts into whole.

Anthroposophy – (from greek “anthropos” – human, “sophia” - wisdom) the spiritual and mystical teachings of Rudolph Steiner (1861-1925), based on the belief that creative activities such as myth making, which formed a part of life in earlier times, are psychologically valuable, especially for educational and therapeutic purposes

Anti-semitism - the strong dislike or cruel and unfair treatment and racism of Jewish people

Antithesis – (from greek “antithesis” - setting against ) - the juxtaposition of contrasting ideas, phrases, or words so as to produce an effect of balance, contradicting the thesis before resolution by the synthesis

Apologist – (from greek “apologeomai” - a verbal defence )a person who offers a defence by argument, mostly with his all strength and unnecessarily

Argument – (from latin “argumentum” – reason, proof) - a process of deductive or inductive reasoning that purports to show its conclusion to be true ; formally, a sequence of statements one of which is the conclusion and the remainder the premises

Art -the creation of works of beauty or other special significance, the products of man's creative activities; works of art collectively

Astrology – ( from greek “astrum” – star and “logos” – science ) – the science which deals with presumption of human fate according to position of stars, usually it does not require proof

Ateism – (from greek “a” – negative prefix, “theos” – “god”, godless, denial of god and religion) – 1) rejection of belief in God or gods or any spiritual power , 2) the particular stream which rejects god

Attribute – (from latin “attribut” - to give) - the property, quality, or feature that is affirmed or denied concerning the subject of a proposition

Axiology – (from greek “axio”-values, “logos” – science ) the theory of values, moral or aesthetic. The term was brought into by german scientist E. Gartman and French scientist P.Lapi

Axiom – (from greek – accepted rule) - a generally accepted proposition or principle, sanctioned by experience; maxim