Философската „тъга и порив“ (за сборника с есета на Асен Игнатов „Тъга и порив на епохата“)

Author(s): Nonka Bogumilova-Todorova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 3/2014

The paper analyzes the methodological approach of the Bulgarian philosopher Assen Ignatow toward the reality of socialist society in his book „Grief and Urge of Time“ (1968). Тhe dichotomy between the ideal and the actual practice in society, between the Marxist philosophy and the dogmatic communist ideology, between the ideal man and the real man is emphasized. The differences and the continuities between philosophical ideas, developed in this book and in later important works of Ignatow, are analyzed.

Философската антропология във възгледите на Лудвиг Фойербах

Author(s): Sasho Vasilev / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 2/2015

In the wider sense, the concept of philosophical anthropology covers all views on the nature and essence of man since the remotest antiquity, whereas in its narrower associations it points to a philosophical discipline and a conceptually diverse movement that differentiated itself in the first half of the 20th century, joint together by the intention to define the foundations and spheres of man’s own being. It is considered to have formed upon the philosophical reflections of M. Scheler, H. Plessner, E. Rothacker, etc. Many scholars, however, have failed to recognize the fact that a number of the basic principles developed later on in the different views on man, were, for the first time, already to be found in a complex form and in the highest degree in the philosophy of L. Feuerbach.

Философската генеративност в методологически контекст

Author(s): Rossen Stupoff / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/1996

ROSSEN STUPOFF - IN MEMORIAM

Философската книжнина на български език, издадена в България през „дългия ХХ век” (Библиография 1878-2013)

Author(s): Dobrin Todorov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 2014

Philosophical culture, like any other, has its own intellectual nucleus and a series of material expressions. What is fundamental about this culture is, indisputably, its ideas. To reach the professionals and the general public, these ideas need to find their physical bearer. Their main embodiment is the written work. The respective philosophical culture finds its key representative in the face of specialised written works. Thus, if one is to get to the bottom of a particular philosophical culture, one should necessarily get acquainted with the relevant literature in its glaring examples. In the case of a national philosophical culture, special literature has two manifestations: the original works of the native authors written in the respective native language, and the corpus of translated writings. This book is about the philosophical literature published in Bulgaria after the Liberation of 1878. Its aim is to facilitate the process of rationalising over what has been achieved in the area of philosophy in this country in the past 135 years by offering a review of the specialised printed matter. This publication is thefirst attempt to produce an overall survey of the more significant results of the philosophical quest that has been expressed in individual books. Not only are these books the result of the work of professionals in the national philosophical culture, but they have had considerable impact on it, as well as on the shaping of the public aspect of philosophy among the general readingaudience. The book contains over 4,100 titles (see the Appendix with the information about the philosophical literature published in Bulgarian) but makes no claim to be comprehensive with respect to the whole philosophical literature published in Bulgariaduring “the long 20th century” which included also the late 19th century and the very early 21st century.

Философската култура в България и Симеоновият сборник

Края на IX и началото на X век

Author(s): Mihail Bachvarov,Nikolay Kochev / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 2/1992

Философската лингвистика на Емил Бенвенист

Author(s): Lubomir Vladimirov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 4-5/2004

Философската мисъл и нейната история (втора част)

Author(s): Nicolai Hartmann / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 3/2008

Философската мисъл и нейната история (първа част)

Author(s): Nicolai Hartmann / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 2/2008

Философската поредица Семинар 333

Author(s): Nina Ivanova Dimitrova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2011

REVIEWS

Философската психология на Димитър Михалчев

Author(s): Lilia Gurova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 3/2009

In his “Lectures on General Psychology” (1910/11), D. Michaltschew undertakes a critical analysis of the famous psychophysical law of Weber – Fechner. The aim of his analysis is to show that the law could be proven true only if one assumes that the intensity of sensations is measurable. And insofar this is a wrong assumption, Michaltschew states, the law which is built on it is unsound. This paper reveals the fallacy underlying the argument of Michaltschew: the Weber – Fechner law does not build on the assumption that the intensity of sensations is measurable directly; the law is derivable from empirical measurements of the change of the intensity of the physical stimuli which invokes a distinguishable change in the sensations caused by these stimuli.

Философската разлика във възгледите за смисъла на Русалските лекувания в Спасова могила (Елин Пелин) и Русалска нощ (Йордан Йовков)

Author(s): Nikolay Turlakov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 3/2014

There is an authentic, intense, indomitable power in Bulgarian mythology, folk legends and storytelling. I believe it springs from the might of an ultimate human will – the will for freedom, love, hope and life. In this essay, I attempt to present some basic philosophical attitudes and presuppositions about the meaning of hope hidden deep in the mythopoetical thought of two of the most influential Bulgarian masters of the short story. Comparing two famous short stories – one by Elin Pelin (Елин Пелин) and the other by Iordan Iovkov (Йордан Йовков) – I discern in them two basic understandings and attitudes regarding hope and the creation of hope. I call the first attitude „understanding hope as ‘hope-with-faith’“ and the second – „battle for hope as ‘hope-withoutfaith’“.

Философската рецепция. Теоретични аспекти

Author(s): Tatyana Batuleva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 6/2010

The proposed study aims to present some theoretical aspects of the philosophical reception as: topology and levels of the reception, reasons of different types of selection, active reading and uncritical reception, direct transition and intermediating paradigm.

Философската система на Габриел Тард

Author(s): Ivan Katsarski / Language(s): English,Bulgarian / Issue: 5/2018

The study presents philosophical system of Gabriel Tarde, an eminent figure in the intellectual life of France at the end of the 19th century. He enjoyed great esteem during his lifetime, but was almost forgotten after his death, being overshadowed by his opponent Émile Durkheim. His work has been revisited in the last three or four decades and his ideas have found a place in contemporary philosophy and social theory.My aim here is to present Tarde’s ideas in their basic systematic interconnection, without probing into particular fields. I consecutively discuss Tarde’s theory of primary elements of being, monads, and the universal principles of the basic spheres of the world. I then analyze Tarde’s theory of society, history and civilizations. In the conclusion, I briefly comment on some ideas in Tarde’s conceptual legacy in view of their significance for contemporary philosophy and social theory.

Философская проблема «существования»

Author(s): Leonid Djakhaia / Language(s): Russian / Issue: 16/2016

Historically known for three major types of philosophy, that developed in parallel in every human civilization, and therefore do not exclude each other, and in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity only complement each other in many different respects: scientific philosophy, anthropology and religious philosophy. The more we come to know and deeply immense world around us, the more clearly and insistently arises the main philosophical question: why something exists? After all, it would be easier if there was nothing at all, including the people asking this tricky question. Nevertheless, the world still exists (according to the “anthropic principle”), but, I ask, why? It does not matter, the existence of which there is a speech: the “matter”, “God”, “absolute spirit” or something completely different. That search for an answer to this question (why should something there?) Is the true purpose of philosophy if at all, the problem is solvable (in the sense of Kant’s “metaphysics”). And then there is a special philosophical category “existence”, which requires a special study.

Философски алтернативи

Frequency: 6 issues / Country: Bulgaria

The journal Philosophical Alternatives (1992 – ), ISSN 0861-7899, is founded in 1945 under the name of Philosophical Thought. The Philosophical Alternatives is a peer-reviewed journal edited by the Institute for the Study of Societies and Knowledge at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. We invite contributions that address the following fields: Ontology, Epistemology, Philosophy of Science, History of Philosophy, Philosophical Anthropology, Philosophy of History, Ethics, Aesthetics, Logic, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology. We also publish book reviews. The journal Philosophical Alternatives is published six times per year: February, April, June, August, October, and December. Copyright: All rights reserved; no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior written permission of the Publisher. It is a condition of publication in the Journal that authors assign copyright to Philosophical Alternatives. Indexing/Abstracting Services: Articles in the Journal are abstracted /indexed in The Philosopher’s Index, EBSCOhost, Central and Eastern European On-line Library (www.ceeol.com). Further information regarding the journal can be obtained from the ISSK home page http://issk-bas.org Editorial Board Martin Tabakov /Editor in Chief/, Ivaylo Dimitrov /Deputy Editor in Chief/, Georgi A. Angelov, Doroteya Angelova, Aleksi Apostolov, Dimityr Ganov, Maya Kelyan, Erika Lazarova, Valeri Lichev, Silviya Serafimova, Ivanka Stapova Advisory Board Rudolph Siebert /USA/, Alexander Neklessa /Russia/, Nathan Houser /Canada, USA/, Axel Honneth /Germany/, Christopher Hookway /Great Britain/, Georgi D. Angelov, Tatyana Batuleva, Emilia Chengelova, Boris Grozdanoff, Nina Dimitrova, Valentin Kanavrov, Ivan Katsarski, Duhomir Minev, Stefan Penov, Anguel Stefanov, Anani Stoynev /Bulgaria/

ФИЛОСОФСКИ АСПЕКТИ НА ПОСТМОДЕРНАТА РАЦИОНАЛНОСТ

Author(s): Tatyana Batuleva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 11-12/1992

Философски бележки за нихилизма (втора част)

Author(s): Nikolay Turlakov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 6/2009

The major issue of this work is to explore and examine the basic philosophical intuitions and roles of nihilism and their contributions to the contemporary philosophical meanings, problems and dispositions. I am going to investigate two big roles of nihilism: the socio-political and the ontological one. So I divide my essay in introduction, two parts and conclusion. The topic of the first part is about the rising of practical and socio-political nihilism in Russia, and about its consequences in modern consciousness, politics and ethics. The second part is dedicated to the rising of pure philosophical and theoretical nihilism in Germany, from Stirner to Nietzsche and Heidegger.

Философски бележки за нихилизма (първа част)

Author(s): Nikolay Turlakov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 5/2009

The major issue of this work is to explore and examine the basic philosophical intuitions and roles of nihilism in their contributions to the contemporary philosophical meanings, problems and dispositions. I am going to investigate two big roles of nihilism: the socio-political and the ontological one. So I divide my essay in introduction, two part and conclusion. The topic of the first part is about the rising of practical and socio-political nihilism in Russia, and about his consequences in modern consciousness, politics and ethics. The second part is dedicated to the rising of pure philosophical and theoretical nihilism in Germany, from Stirner to Nietzsche and Heidegger.

Философски годишнини – 2008

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2008

ФИЛОСОФСКИ ДИСКУРС НА МОДЕРНОТО

Author(s): Jürgen Habermas / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 5/1993

PHILOSOPHERS OF THE XXth CENTURY