The study of the world of a person's private being in the external environment has begun from the outer zone, from the border of the mastered and known world. Synthesizing realism allows us to make a number of critical remarks about the methodology of the modern development of theoretical physics, warn physicists against falling into a number of erroneous and dangerous trends. Two counter movements are identified in the zone of interaction of the inner and outer worlds: the penetration of the outer world into the area of the inner, the adaptive influence of external nature on the adaptive development of man and the expansion of man into the nearest natural environment, subordinating his impact on the objective world of his habitat zone. It is investigated in what form a person appears according to the results of his external transformative activity from the position of an external observer. The special role of the field of central forces and the inverse square law in human habitable space is emphasized. The law of egocentric concentration is formulated. The ontological roots of anthropocentrism are clarified. Ethnic features in the anthropocentric picture of the world are noted. Plato's observation about the three most important principles in the private existence of man is confirmed. The methodological principle of multifaceted (polyhedral) monism is opposed to the unbridled cognitive relativism of the postmodern era.

Objective The phenomenon of geophagy can be explained as an instinctive desire of an organism to correct material and functional deficiencies using natural miner. This paper discusses the impact of geophagy on behavior and conditioned-reflex activity of Wistar rats subjected to instrumental stress under experimental conditions. Methods Experimental geophagy was simulated by adding zeolite-containing tuff (clinoptilolite) to animal feed, the amount relating to 2% of body mass. Tuff was obtained from areas where animals usually eat subsurface rock. Search activity (SA) of animals and peculiarities of information and emotional stress were studied through the use of a universal problem chamber. Results The results of this experimental study show the negative impact of instrumental stress on laboratory animals, manifested in behavioral dysfunction, in the form of changes in qualitative and quantitative characteristics of search activity. Experimental geophagy contributed to significant improvement in behavioral parameters, confirming the anti-stress effects of the use of natural ingredients. Conclusions These results suggest that, in natural environmental conditions, "edible" rocks serve as an adaptive tool for recovery from various types of environmental stresses, and are an example of self-medication.
Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine, 2014. Vol. 4, №5. P. 362-366.

The purpose of this paper is to present and describe a new method for studying pre-speech language. The suggested approach allows correlate epistemology of linguistics to the ideological tradition of other scientific disciplines. Method is based on three linguistic categories – nouns, verbs, and interjections in their motor and expressive qualities – and their relation to the three basic forms of art – graphics (visual art), movement (dance), and sound (music). The study considers this correlation as caused by the nature of the human receptor system. This method explains the nature of art and the phenomenon of aesthetics and allows for the chronological arrangement of important cultural processes; it identifies the fundamental unanimity of the semiotic nature of language and art.
Signs vol.3 (2010), 1-28. ISSN: 1902-8822