Year XXVI, Issue 3, 2017<<Archive>>
History of Philosophy
STEPS ON THE WAY TO GASTON BACHELARD
Тhe text aims to analyze some of the main themes of Bachelard’s work and to present Jean Libis to the Bulgarian audience – a French writer, philosopher and essayist.
Schopenhauer; Bachelard; Philosophy; Epistemology; Poetics
BACHELARD AND HIS SORCERIES
The article presents a sincere and personal view of Bachelard’s philosophy and his place in the philosophical community.
Bachelard; philosophy; image; imagination
WILL TO SOLITUDE
The article investigates the philosophical influence of Schopenhauer on Gaston Bachelard and analyzes his references in various works of the French author. The text puts emphasis on Bachelard’s style characterized by its melancholy and metaphors for death, ni...
Schopenhauer; Bachelard; will; solitude; imagination
Phеnomеnology
PHENOMENON AND SCHEME. APPROACHЕS TO A POSSIBLE CRITICAL PHENOMENOLOGY
This article elucidates why the Kant’s transcendental scheme in its orthodox type is not a functionally reliable bridge in the transition from pure cognitive forms to real experiental “crystallizations”, and how this can be compensated by its transformation i...
phenomena; transcendental schemes; encoded ideas; figurative kinship; critical phenomenology
THE PROBLEM OF PASSIVE SYNTHESIS IN HUSSERL
Transcendental subjectivity becomes a problem for Husserl in relation to the egological consciousness. Genetic phenomenology must reveal the paradoxical nature of the time of consciousness, which is not equal to the consciousness of time. The answer is in th...
transcendental subjectivity; genetic phenomenology; time of consciousness; live present; egological consciousness; passive synthesis; flow of consciousness
INTENTIONALITY AND CONSCIOUSNESS: AN ATTEMPT FOR REVELATION OF MYSTICAL EXPERIENCE AS ORDINARY UNINTENTIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS
Perhaps the most widely accepted definition of consciousness is the one that it has an intentional directedness: it is a consciousness of something, an objective consciousness (Brentano, Husserl). Husserl speaks of the existence of such contents of consciou...
philosophy of mind; phenomenology; intentionality; consciousness; mystical experience; demystification; unintentional consciousness; self, neurotheology; neurophenomenology
SENSIBLE AND SUPERSENSIBLE WORLD IN HEGEL’S CONCEPTION OF CONSCIOUSNESS
The aim which is set in the research is a consistent analyzing of Hegel’s sensible world. Thus, it explicates the distinction between sensible and supersensible world. An important part is the specific, different understanding of the Subjective spirit’s st...
sensible world; supersensible world; consciousness; ethical life; speculation
Psychology
MODERN MAN THROUGH THE EYES OF ERICH FROMM
This article analyzes the Being and the problems of modern man, as well as the relation between individual and society through the works of Erich Fromm. Issues such as destructiveness of individuals and communities, outlined are the “diseases” of modern time...
Erich Fromm; destructivenes; alienation; loneliness; escape from freedom
DEPRIVATION OF LIBERTY WITHIN AND BEYOND THE LIMITS OF CONSCIOUSNESS
This theoretical study presents conceptual views on the psychological mechanisms through which the regime, the social-educational work and the prison subculture influence on the mental functioning of prisoners. The penitentiary institution provides constructiv...
consciousness; unconscious; regime; social-educational work; prison subculture; penitentiary institution