Difference between revisions of "Assistentiology"
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Synonymy. 1. Study of [[assistance]]. 2. Cosmoethics assistance. 3. Altruism technician. | Synonymy. 1. Study of [[assistance]]. 2. Cosmoethics assistance. 3. Altruism technician. | ||
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Factology: the assistentiality; the donation; assistance, the aid, the relief, the help, the desassédio; the consciential openness; intellectual assistance, the consciential inter-release, the holokarmology, the clarification task, the intraphysical assistential work, the cosmoethics metacommunication; the''animus adjuvandi''. | Factology: the assistentiality; the donation; assistance, the aid, the relief, the help, the desassédio; the consciential openness; intellectual assistance, the consciential inter-release, the holokarmology, the clarification task, the intraphysical assistential work, the cosmoethics metacommunication; the''animus adjuvandi''. | ||
Revision as of 16:35, 18 June 2008
Definition. Assistentiology, subfield of Coexistology, is the subdiscipline of Conscientiology that studies the techniques of interconsciential assistance, notably in reference to its effects for the consciousness when considered in an "integral", holossomatic and multimillenary manner, aiming holomaturity, a work of lucid solidarity between consciousnesses on the way to megafraternity.
Synonymy. 1. Study of assistance. 2. Cosmoethics assistance. 3. Altruism technician.
Antonymy. 1. Study of interconsciential intrusion. 2. Assistencialism. 3. Atavic selfishness.
Factology: the assistentiality; the donation; assistance, the aid, the relief, the help, the desassédio; the consciential openness; intellectual assistance, the consciential inter-release, the holokarmology, the clarification task, the intraphysical assistential work, the cosmoethics metacommunication; theanimus adjuvandi.
Themes. To understand the universe of research of this specialty, see list of topics of Assistentiology.
