Background
Krymskii, Sergey Borisovich was born on June 2, 1930 in Artiomovsk, Donbass, Ukraine. Son of Boris Sergievich and Sofia Mikhailovna (Vinarskaya) Krymskii.
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Sergey Borisovich Krymskii, Ukrainian philosopher, researcher. Recipient prize Presidium of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, 1994; named Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine, President of Ukraine, 1996, Honored Education Activist, Ministry Education Ukraine, 1996. Member New York Academy of Sciences.
Education
Graduate, Kyiv Taras Shevchenko University, Kiev, Ukraine, 1953. Candidate of Philosophy, Institute Philosophy, Kiev, Ukraine, 1963.
Career
Teacher lolic Secondary School #95, Kiev, 1954-1957. Senior laboratory assistant Institute Philosophy, 1957-1960, junior researcher logics and methodology science department, 1960-1964, senior researcher logics and methodology science department, 1964-1985, head methodology social researchers department, 1985-1990, senior researcher logics and methodology science department, since 1990. Professor philosophy department Humane Center Presidium Ukranian National Academy of Sciences, since 1992.
Professor sociology department International Solomon University, Kiev, 1994—2000. Professor philosophy department Kiev-Mogila Academy, 1996—2002.
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Member New York Academy of Sciences.
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Married Inna Emilianovna Komarovna, November 27, 1955.
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1953
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1963
Career
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1954 - 1957
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Recipient prize Presidium of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, 1994. Named Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine, President of Ukraine, 1996, Honored Education Activist, Ministry Education Ukraine, 1996.Recipient prize Presidium of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, 1994. Named Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine, President of Ukraine, 1996, Honored Education Activist, Ministry Education Ukraine, 1996.