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Экзистенциальный язык и языковая экзистенция

Экзистенциальный язык и языковая экзистенция

Author(s): Tomas Kačerauskas / Language(s): Russian Issue: 126/2009

The paper discusses the relation between language and existence. The author presupposes that existence and language are inseparable from each other. The controlling thesis is as follows: existential environment has been created as an interconnection between our activity and language. On this basis one can derive next assumptions: language is not separate from existence as a school of the exit; existential language as a factor of life’s narrative is the main component of human creation (culture). The author follows the Husserl’s phenomenology of living world (Lebenswelt), the Heidegger’s conception of being to the death (Sein zum Tode), and the Bachtin’s theses of interaction between the author and the hero. In this context, the attitude is developed of the creative interaction between existential language and linguistic existence. This attitude emerges in a broader project of culture’s phenomenology. According to the author, we are creating our existence analogous to a roman (not a diary) where all events are included into a harmonious dramatic whole. A life’s event becomes a part of narrative existential roman which forms the identity of the narrator. According to the author, the environment of identity’s becoming is a linguistic one. Herewith it is a spiritual environment, which arises in the interaction of individual existential aspirations. In this way, the spiritual environment as a part of the living world is both the factor of our becoming and the whole that we are creating as the environment of coexistence for realization of existential aspirations.

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Kritička teorija: misao egzila

Kritička teorija: misao egzila

Author(s): Miguel Abensour / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 06/1983

Ovaj esej pokušava opisati glavne crte kritičke teorije, određene kao misao egzila, ili ono što se pogrešno naziva ≫frankfurtska škola≪. Načete su glavne teme: jedinstvo ili mnoštvenost kritičke teorije, odnos prema marksizmu, oslobađajuća zadaća filozofije, mjesto političkog pitanja u kritičkoj teoriji. Ne bi se mogle razlikovati dvije kritičke teorije, kako su to pokušavali Horkheiemer i Marcuse, već prije tri oblika, osvjetljavajući ≫posrednu≪ kritičku teoriju između 1939. i 1947. koja je bila podudarna radikalizaciji teorije i ponovnom otkrivanju politike. Kakav bi, dakle, bio odnos između te treće kritičke teorije i Adornove misli? To vodi drugom jednom pitanju: zar složeni odnos između Adornoa i W. Benjamina ne bi sačinjavao skrivenu dimenziju kritičke teorije?

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Ka filozofskoj teoriji moderne

Ka filozofskoj teoriji moderne

Author(s): Abdulah Šarčević / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 06/1983

Čini se da je Jürgen Habermas postavio temelje za jednu teoriju komunikativnog djelovanja, koja polazi od postavke o genetičkom i normativnom primatu komunikativne racionalnosti** naspram drugih tipova racionalnosti. No, ona nije meta -teorija, već »početak društvene teorije«, koja se trudi da legitimira i argumentativno opravda svoja vlastita kritička mjerila. Time ona doprinosi postavljanju i razrješavanju pitanja svijeta života

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Meno Sociologijos Tradicijos Transformacija Kritinėje P. Bourdieu Koncepcijoje

Meno Sociologijos Tradicijos Transformacija Kritinėje P. Bourdieu Koncepcijoje

Author(s): Antanas Andrijauskas / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 76/2013

The article considers Pierre Bourdieu’s principles of sociological analysis, his sociology of art, and its relations with earlier traditions of art sociology. It starts by discussing Bourdieu’s major works and paying peculiar attention to his concepts of socialization, social space, art, habitus, cultural field, artistic field, field of literature, nomos, cultural capital, symbolic capital, and taste. The article also considers Bourdieu’s sociology of meditation, the expertize of art consumers, the formation of personal symbolic capital, and the power games on the fields of art and literature. The author claims that the originality of Bourdieu’s sociology of art consists in its concentration on the social environment of an artist rather than on his personality and work. Such an approach is new in comparison with the earlier tradition of art sociology which orients itself to scientific methodology and rests on ideas of art history and the philosophy of art history. In other words, the tradition underlines the word “art” in the title of the discipline Art sociology whereas Bourdieu amplifies the importance of what encompasses the meaning of the second word – “sociology”. This shift signifies radical changes in the history of art sociology and methodology.

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Ar Galima Semiotiką Pradėti Nuo Aristotelio? Ženklo Aiškinimas, Grįstas Hilomorfine Esaties Teorija

Ar Galima Semiotiką Pradėti Nuo Aristotelio? Ženklo Aiškinimas, Grįstas Hilomorfine Esaties Teorija

Author(s): Algirdas Budrevičius / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 74/2013

Sign—the basic idea of semiotics—has been explored by great many philosophers since antiquity; nevertheless, as of now we do not have its ultimate and systematic theory. Peirce proposed an original and philosophically (ontologically) grounded conception of the sign. Could there be a different ontologically based conception of the sign? Could there be developed a different and ontologically based semiotics? The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that the fundamentals of semiotics can be developed starting from the ideas of Aristotle. The idea of sign might be grounded on Aristotle’s account of Being and cognition considered in terms of form and matter. Various signs can be treated in terms of form and matter. Pictures, letters are signs of form. A wedding-ring is a material sign-symbol. Many signs can be treated in terms of similarity to the objects they signify: photographs, pictures, sculptures, diagrams, graphical charts, land maps, etc. It is quite natural to treat signs in terms of form and matter. The paper shows how the sign can be defined in terms of form and matter. A concrete model of sign as similarity of form (homomorphism) to the signified object is described. The structurally treated Cartesian system of coordinates is involved for articulation of the modes of Being. Intentionality as directedness of consciousness of the sign perceiver toward the signified object is used in the account of sign.

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Lingvistinis Posūkis Filosofijoje: Gramatinė Versija

Lingvistinis Posūkis Filosofijoje: Gramatinė Versija

Author(s): Oksana Josipenko / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 74/2013

This article analyses the “grammatical” turn in the philosophy of mind toward the logic and the philosophy of language, which stem from the philosophical logic of G. Frege and L. Wittgenstein. Because of the works of V. Descombes, who practices the grammatical method in the philosophy, the main trend in the development of French philosophy of mind after the “grammatical turn” is revealt. It is an attempt to renew philosophy on holistic grounds and to return to the problems of the philosophy of action. The article demonstrates that Descombes’s criticism of the subject of the reflexive philosophy, as well as his statements on the nature of mentality, remain exclusively within grammatical argument. Hence, they do not employ schemes and concepts of the epistemological philosophy. The ground is provided to demonstrate the main lesson of the linguistic turn in its grammatical reading. The lesson is that of a shift from the mentalistic philosophy of mind towards the social and practical philosophy of mind.

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Akivaizdumas Kaip Tikrovės Pažinimo Principas: Filosofijos, Logikos Ir Dykumos Tėvų Takoskyra?

Akivaizdumas Kaip Tikrovės Pažinimo Principas: Filosofijos, Logikos Ir Dykumos Tėvų Takoskyra?

Author(s): Arūnas Bingelis / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 70/2012

In both philosophy and science when searching for correspondence between experience and thinking of reality a principle of evidence is employed. I’m interested in possible correlations of the mentioned principle of evidence with another field of its particular validity – a phenomenon of religious experience of ascetics in early Christianity and contemporary successors of tradition. A phenomenologist who invites to return to “the things themselves”, seeks eidetic vision, non-mediated experience and its adequate expression should recognize reality itself as an evident imperative in wasteland. A thirst for evidence which accompanies the Desert Fathers is slaked in a qualitatively different way than in science or philosophy. Here evidence as an attribute and principle of experience and true knowledge is obtained as a Gift of transcendence, although existential decision is a necessary condition in order to accept it. Such experience of the hermits being in the proximity of that which is unconditionally real is witnessed by the pearls of Desert wisdom – apophthegms.

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Avempace: Arabų Laisvamanio Laiptai Į Dangų

Avempace: Arabų Laisvamanio Laiptai Į Dangų

Author(s): Gintautas Vyšniauskas / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 67/2011

The article presents the 12th century Arab philosopher, scientist, poet and physician Ibn Bajja (Avempace) to the Lithuanian reading community; for he significantly influenced not only the development of Arab and Jewish philosophy but also that of the West. Nevertheless, as the survey of the Lithuanian philosophical literature shows, in Lithuania this philosopher is hardly known: mentioned only in one monograph on early medieval philosophy. In order to fill in the gap, the article proposes some concise information concerning Ibn Bajja’s life and philosophy. Starting with his political philosophy of Platonic origin it turns to his Peripatetic metaphysics and epistemology which constitutes the basis for eudemonistic ethics. In it Ibn Bajja teaches that living even in a bad state, the philosopher is able to reach genuine happiness by ascending the staircases of spiritual forms, or essences, up to the divine actual intellect and uniting with it. The article ends with some critical approaches to Ibn Bajja’s theory and prospect for some further inquiry.

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Metafizikos Onus Probandi

Metafizikos Onus Probandi

Author(s): Gintautas Vyšniauskas / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 61/2009

In the second article the second way of proving God’s existence is considered. The logical form of this way is the copy of the first one but the content is quite new, for it proves not the existence of the first unmoved mover but the existence of the first absolutely immutable maker. In the frameworks of Aristotelian picture of the world (but not in the Christian one) it is quite possible to claim that the first unmoved mover moves as final cause but perhaps there is no such Weltanschauung which would accept the claim that the first efficient cause causes its effects in a same manner as the final cause moves. But the immutability principle inherited from pagan Greek philosophy (Parmenides, Plato, Aristotle) and incorporated in Christian philosophy demands that God would create and recreate the world while remaining absolutely immutable. Even more than that, it demands to preserve absolute divine immutability of descending, incarnating, living, dying, resurrecting, ascending and promising to come again God. This is too much for elementary logic and common sense. Therefore the first two ways to prove Gods existence taken together have to be recognized as the corruption of Christianity by pagan philosophical principle of immutability.

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Федор Степун: русский философ о духовном кризисе Европы

Author(s): Ekaterina Mikhaylovna Veselova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 4/2017

The article investigates views on the problem of religious devastation of Europe of one of interesting and appreciable authors of the Russian Abroad — Feodor Avgustovich Stepun, the Russian philosopher, the historian, the literary critic. Based on pre-war and post-war texts of Stepun and his dialogues with representatives of the German public, the author shows symptoms of spiritual crisis of the Western European life: on the one hand, the relation to Christianity — misunderstanding of the Christian fundamentals of history by Europeans, an incorrect ratio of Christianity and culture, distortion of the essence of Christianity and, as a result, spiritual degeneration of Europe; on the other hand, the West attitude towards the Soviet Russia, the USSR — from Soviet adherers in 1920 — the beginning of the 1930-s to anti-Sovietism after World War II. Presented are the exit options from the European crisis offered by F.A. Stepun the sense of which is uniform: return to Christian roots, search of mutual understanding between Russia and Europe. Analyzed is the latest work of Feodor Stepun as the last will of the Russian emigration to Europeans, drawn is the corresponding conclusion.

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Montajın İmkânları ile “Kaosu” Düşünmek

Montajın İmkânları ile “Kaosu” Düşünmek

Author(s): Süleyman Kıvanç Türkgeldi / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 2/2016

How can a movie think about the flow of time? On the infinite complexity of causality; decisions, accidents, "ifs", sometimes moments when we are not aware, in short how does cinema think about the chaotic uncertainty of time? The main purpose of this paper will be to think about a pure thought of a ‘‘whole’’ regarding the conception of chaos, which transcends social roles and hundreds of factors establishing our identities, and then try to trace these ideas in cinema. While cinema is showing the uncertainties in our lives, it will create other qualitative leaps. That is precisely why cinema is not a collection of images that does not have any material weight. A film carries the latent powers of “thinking” that is waiting to be transformed into infinite things. This paper will discuss the question above in the context of cinema’s montage element.

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Moral Thought-Experiments, Intuitions, and Heuristics
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Moral Thought-Experiments, Intuitions, and Heuristics

Author(s): Friderik Klampfer / Language(s): English Issue: 52/2018

Philosophical thought-experimentation has a long and influential history. In recent years, however, both the traditionally secure place of the method of thought experimentation in philosophy and its presumed epistemic credentials have been increasingly and repeatedly questioned. In the paper, I join the choir of the discontents. I present and discuss two types of evidence that in my opinion undermine our close-to-blind trust in moral thought experiments and the intuitions that these elicit: the disappointing record of thought-experimentation in contemporary moral philosophy, and the more general considerations explaining why this failure is not accidental. The diagnosis is not optimistic. The past record of moral TEs is far from impressive. Most, if not all, moral TEs fail to corroborate their target moral hypotheses (provided one can determine what results they produced and what moral proposition these results were supposed to verify or falsify). Moral intuitions appear to be produced by moral heuristics which we have every reason to suspect will systematically misfire in typical moral TEs. Rather than keep relying on moral TEs, we should therefore begin to explore other, more sound alternatives to thought-experimentation in moral philosophy.

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Kontrowersje wokół osoby i filozofii Awerroesa, czyli recepcja Ibn Ruszda w dar al-islam i orbis christianorum

Kontrowersje wokół osoby i filozofii Awerroesa, czyli recepcja Ibn Ruszda w dar al-islam i orbis christianorum

Author(s): Piotr Kaczmarek / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2013

The works of Averroes belong to the heritage of both East (dar al-Islam) and West (orbis christianorum). In the circle of Muslim culture he has become the representative of the Andalusian rationalism. He tried to enter the Aristotelian discourse on the exegesis of the Qur’an and to show that philosophy is contained in the holy book of Islam. Particularly important was the methodology for arriving at the truth by demonstration which is the highest form of logical deduction. Averroes tried to argue that because the Quran contains everything, it also includes philosophy. He used verses of the Quran as premises in syllogistic evidence. His solutions were interesting but finally have been marginalized by the Muslim orthodoxy and he was banished. In the West, Averroes was known as a commentator of Aristotle. However, his original works were little known. In his commentary on the De Anima some medieval thinkers have found a few controversies. The most important of these were the theory of monopsychism, recognition of determinism and eternity of the world and the negation of God’s providence. Recent studies on the works of Averroes have shown that the many allegations made against him were not sufficient justification against his works. Controversy over Averroes show that he is a tragic figure. Although he could have become a bridge between East and West, he was rejected by both parties.

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Recenzja: Bóg w myśli Schelera

Recenzja: Bóg w myśli Schelera

Author(s): Andrzej Piotr Perzyński / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2013

The review of: Maria Małgorzata Baranowska, „Bóg w myśli Schelera“, Wydawnictwo WAM, Kraków 2011, ss. 208.

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Dekolonizacja w Boliwii – resentyment czy sprawiedliwość dziejowa?

Dekolonizacja w Boliwii – resentyment czy sprawiedliwość dziejowa?

Author(s): Wojciech Błaszczyk / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2012

The idea of decolonisation is lively present in the public discussion in Bolivia. It shows a high level of polarization of the national consciences and its split between supporters of „civilization” and those of „indianization” of the country. The article describes historical, political, religious, educational situation of Bolivia, the country that seems pass by a difficult moment of redefinition of its own identity. We can see positive and negative sides of decolonization which is a part of the politic agenda of the government of Evo Morales. Finally, the article presents a revolutionary proposal of Copernican turnover in the university teaching, the proposal which is based in a new epistemology inspired by Marxist philosophy.

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Tradycyjne koncepcje sekularyzacji

Tradycyjne koncepcje sekularyzacji

Author(s): Waldemar Kulbat / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2009

How shall one approach the powerful wave of secularization which has been exercising the influence on Europe since the dawn of the modern age? How have the changes taking place been described by theologians and influential thinkers? The present paper brings the traditional secularization concepts into focus by highlighting the negative aspects of this process and it destructive influence on religious practice and expression. The concepts accentuating the neutral or even positive features of this phenomenon will be addressed in a separate essay. In the past, the discourse on secularization was dominated by entirely negative assessments of the subject. Secularization was viewed as dechrystianization, as a decline and extinction of faith. Such an approach is to be seen in all papal encyclicals up until the ones promulgated by Pope Pius XII. It has finally given rise to the thesis, founded on the idealized Christianity model of the Middle Ages, of continual disintegration of the Church taking place from the period of Protestantism to atheism, stimulated by the increasingly insolent attacks of the Satan. The present article is intended to provide an overview of this current of thought, which is permeated with the earnest desire to preserve the heritage of Christian faith in its intact form. The paper discusses secularization from the point of view of J.M. de Maistre, L.G.A. de Bonald, J.L. Balmes, R. Guardini, D.von Hildebrand, J. Maritain and E.L. Mascall. Traditional concepts of secularization have come to underlie the defensive vision of the Church and the Catholic Action programme expressed in the motto: instaurare omnia in Christo. Despite the passage of time, the traditional view of secularization has not disappeared. The components inherent in this concept continue to revive, especially in the context of fears and anxieties induced by the chaos and confusion of the present day.

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Recenzja: Krzysztof Paczos

Recenzja: Krzysztof Paczos

Author(s): Renata Muszyńska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2005

The review of: - Krzysztof Paczos MIC, Zwierzę rozumne. Zagadnienia podstawowe z filozofii niższych warstw duszy ludzkiej. Perspektywa Arystotelesa i św. Tomasza, Gdańsk 2004. - Krzysztof Paczos MIC, Niewiele mniejszy od aniołów. Zagadnienia podstawowe z filozofii wyższej warstwy duszy ludzkiej. Perspektywa Arystotelesa i św. Tomasza, Gdańsk 2005. - Krzysztof Paczos MIC, Równy aniołom. Zagadnienia podstawowe z teologii duszy ludzkiej. Perspektywa św. Tomasza, Gdańsk 2005.

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La théologie d’Aristote comme finalisation dans la perspective physique

La théologie d’Aristote comme finalisation dans la perspective physique

Author(s): Roman Piwowarczyk / Language(s): French Issue: 1/2006

The search for the Perfectest Being, Full of the Act, Thoughts of thought or simply God takes at least three different forms at Stagirite. He tries to show his presence through philosophical analyzes in a physical, noetic and metaphysical perspective. In this article the author tries to present the individual elements of the physical perspective as one of the three perspectives of theoretical philosophy, in which Aristotle indicates the necessity of God's existence. In this perspective, he takes the name of the First Advocate. To achieve this goal, he analyzes the complexity of all movement in the material world and is based on two principles: 1) every moving being is moved by another being; 2) when searching for the ultimate cause of movement, you can not go back indefinitely.

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Le noeud tragique de la vie. Berdiaeff en dialogue avec Dostoïevski et Nietzsche

Le noeud tragique de la vie. Berdiaeff en dialogue avec Dostoïevski et Nietzsche

Author(s): Wojciech Błaszczyk / Language(s): French Issue: 1/2004

Bierdiajew's entire anthropology is based on the supreme value of freedom. Freedom here is a "boundary concept": indefinable, belongs to nonbeing, which precedes the existence of all being, even the existence of God. From the dynamics of this freedom, it is inevitably a tragedy that freedom is born and which is born of the betrayal of freedom. The main form of tragedy is the possibility of a man's radical departure from God, falling into arbitrariness, into a will. Bierdiajew finds her literary embodiment with Dostoyevsky as Dimitri Karamazov, or even more so in Kirilov in Demies, who wants to become a God in place of God, a Man-god in contrast to the idea of God-humanity that Christianity proclaims. Another form of tragedy is the bad good, or dictatorship of good, described by Dostoyevsky in the Legend of the Grand Inquisitor. Tragedy, suffering, evil and good are personal values. None of them would be able to exist without the existence of a free, spiritual person, a person who is the center of the cosmos. Bierdiajew's anthropocentrism makes him see in a tragic freedom a source of human dignity. By resigning from a tragedy, submitting to a necessity, either in the theocratic or communist system, a man gets rid of freedom and his inherent dignity. Only in the fire of dramatic freedom, in the center of one's suffering humanity, can we become deified, elevate our dignity to her true God-human dimension. Neither the Nietzschean way of a superman without God, nor the way Man against God does not answer the question about human dignity. Only the theandric image of God-humanity embodied in Christ can become the answer to the quest for freedom, the solution to the node of tragedy, tightening around human existence.

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Funkcja poznawcza i wychowawcza poznania teologicznego

Funkcja poznawcza i wychowawcza poznania teologicznego

Author(s): Andrzej Piotr Perzyński / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2003

Każdy rodzaj poznania – i wiedzy, która z niego wypływa – stara się znaleźć swoje uzasadnienie, rozgraniczając najściślej jak to tylko możliwe swój przedmiot i metodę. Ta operacja natury epistemologicznej służy zabezpieczeniu granic każdej pojedynczej dyscypliny i zdefiniowania, w sposób jak najbardziej pewny jej specyfiki. W rezultacie, w środowisku akademickim, pozwala nam ona na uwierzytelnienie, za pomocą kryteriów powszechnie akceptowanych, specyficznych cech jednego typu nauczania w stosunku do innego, jak też wyodrębnienie jednego fakultetu od innych.

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