Abstract
The divorce of technical education from philosophy and humanism leads to the loss of critical thinking and the edification of the one-dimensional man. My article aims to indicate the main points of connection between these two spheres and to outline the fertile, organic way in which the work of the engineer could be integrated in a value-oriented approach and put in the service of humanity.
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