The author considers the conscience as space of reality opening subjectively to a man in his activity; demonstrates the sameness of logical forms and conscience; draws out the nature of the logical; analyzes the judgment as original form of logic and conscience; and reveals fragmentarily in ironical vein the common-sense standpoint.

Keywords: mind; thinking; conscience; activity; form; logic; dialectic; truth; science; mathematics; “absolute form” abstraction; judgment.

References

1. Bykov V. V. Dozhit’ do rassveta; Sotnikov; Obelisk; Zhuravlinyi krik; Znak bedy (Live to See the Dawn; Sotnikov; The Obelisk; Crane’s Cry; Sign of Trouble), M., Eksmo, 2011, 765 p., B-ka vsemirnoi literatury.