Year XXII, Issue 1, 2013<<Archive>>
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History of Philosophy
PARMENIDES AND THE MYTH OF PHAETHON
This paper presents the results of applying a specific interpretative approach in an philosophical study of the process of transformation from mythos to logos. The applied approach is based on a complex of principles and assumptions, derived from the contempor...
Presocratics, interpretation of myths, the myth of Phaethon, Parmenides’ Poem, symbolic thinking, metaphysics
PICO DELLA MIRANDOLA – PRINCE OF HARMONY
This article briefly discusses the work of philosopher Pico della Mirandola (1463–1494), his main ideas and what he bequeathed to history. As part of the Italian Renaissance humanism, he shares concepts that are fundamental and characteristic of the whole Rena...
Pico della Mirandola, syncretism, harmony, free will
HEGEL’S INTERPRETATION OF KANT’S EPISTEMOLOGY
Kant and previous philosophers in the modern philosophy have inquired into the limit of human knowledge, so the limitation of knowledge is the result of a basic view of the Critical philosophy. According to most of the modern philosophers, before one wants to...
Hegel, Kant, Knowledge, Absolute, Empiricism, Synthetic a priori judgment, Noumena
SPECIFICITY AND PROBLEMS OF CAUSALITY IN SCHOPENHAUER
Schopenhauer’s thought has its grounds and projection in later European philosophical thinking, but what is notably significant is his research on the gnoseological problems and the inquiry into the specific laws of knowledge and especially the principle of su...
causality, principle of sufficient reason, Scottish Enlightenment, cause, effect, representations
Еthicаl Skills аnd Problеms
IBN SINA – GREAT ISLAMIC THINKER
Philosophical sights of IbnSina were product of its long reflexions over a heritage of the predecessors, in particular Aristotle and Farabi, and also result of all-round supervision over the life and a life various social class, generalisations of the practica...
the thinker, philosophy, medicine, theoretical knowledge, Zoroastra, Hak, Islamic culture, the Treatise, hikmat.
ZEN – THE WAY OF HARMONY
The article presents the Japanese worldview tradition-Zen, addresses the specific thought and life” postulates “in Zen and shows that its naturalness is more important than dogmatism. It is focused on two of the major practical methods for achieving free from...
Zen, Satori, Koan, Zazen, Meditation, Buddha nature
ETHICAL ANTIRATIONALISM OF HUME - LIBERATION OF MORAL DOGMATISM OF RELIGION AND RATIONALITY
At first glance, the philosophy of Hume looks absolutely limited knowledge. But what Hume purposes, not to confuse the mind, to give new knowledge or diminishes its ability, and find them as they are, without delusion, no absolute belief, showing that any h...
moral, ethics, hyperthesis
FREEDOM AND THE PLACE OF GOOD IN RUSSIAN RELIGIOUS PHILOSOPHY (BRIEF SURVEY)
The important question is the question of liberty and freedom of choice. This is the foundation for Belyayev and for Dostoyevsky and Solovyov before that. Though strange at first sight, the tolerance of evil stems from exactly this freedom which, for the Russi...
Dostoyevsky, Solovyov, freedom, russian philosophy
VERDICT AND DESTINY
The article examines the onthological and existential relationship between the man and the sentence. In that sense it follows out some of the dimensions, which characterize the transformation of the law into personal history: the determing role of the sentenc...
sentence, law, destiny, providence, time, existence