Roy's specific life values and the philosophical assumption of humanism

Area of Science:

• Philosophy of Science
• Nursing Theory

Background:

• Contemporary humanism is often secular and anthropocentric.
• Roy's philosophical assumption of humanism integrates theocentric and anthropological values.
• The veritivity assumption shapes Roy's unique perspective on humanism.

Purpose of the Study:

• To analyze Roy's philosophical assumption of humanism.
• To contrast Roy's humanism with contemporary secular views.
• To provide a basis for authentic application of the Roy adaptation model.

Main Methods:

• Philosophical analysis of Roy's work.
• Comparative analysis with contemporary humanism.
• Examination of veritivity assumption's influence.

Main Results:

• Roy's humanism unites theocentric and anthropocentric values.
• This perspective enriches secular, anthropocentric assumptions.
• The veritivity assumption is foundational to Roy's humanism.

Conclusions:

• Roy's humanism offers a distinct, integrated approach.
• Understanding its philosophical underpinnings is crucial for its application.
• The Roy adaptation model can be authentically utilized through this understanding.