Year XXIII, Issue 3, 2014<<Archive>>
Sociаl Philosophy
HELLMAN ON THE PRIMACY OF BASE OVER SUPERSTRUCTURE IN HISTORICAL MATERIALISM
Geoffrey Hellman made one of the rare attempts stating a central historical- materialist claim known as the thesis of the “causal primacy of the base over the superstructure” with precision and in a way that would allow empirical testing of that thesis. To exp...
Historical materialism, base, superstructure, causal primacy thesis, causal law
МАРКС ПИШЕ ПИСМО ДО МАРКС\(^{1)}\)
Phеnomеnology
MEANING AND SENSE OF THE CONCEPT REDUCTION IN EDMUND HUSSERL’S IDEAS
The article analyses a couple of chapters from Ideas by Edmund Husserl. Great attention is given to the concept reduction, which is pivotal for the design of phenomenology. The analysis uses another work of Husserl for а context – Logical Investigations. The m...
phenomenology, reduction, epoche, natural attitude, contemplation of essences
THE RELATION ONTOLOGY – TRANSCENDENTALISM IN HEIDEGGER’S PHILOSOPHY
The fundamental ontology is a key direction in the contemporary philosophy, which is a specific sequel of the philosophy of subjectivity. The interpretation of Heidegger’s conception in the spirit of Kant’s and Husserl’s transcendentalism shows that the auth...
being, consciousness, time, transcendental philosophy, fundamental ontology
FOUCAULT’S REPRESENTATION OF WORDS AND THINGS
This text analyzes Michel Foucault’s developments on the relationship of representation between things and words in <i>The Order of Things</i>. Particularly, it focuses on his notion of representation presented in the preface of the book and in the chapter on...
Foucault, Representation, The Order of Things, Classical age, Classification, Words, Things, Human sciences