Year XXVII, Issue 1, 2018<<Archive>>
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History of Philosophy
A REVIEW OF THE CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON (1781)
In this short review of Immanuel Kant’s First Critique, the author Johann Georg Hamann (a friend, co-worker and even opponent of Kant) offers a synopsis related to the fundamental theses of the transcendental criticism of reason (a new approach in those days)...
Kant; transcendental; critique; reason; receptivity; spontaneity; analytic; synthetic; concepts; analytics; dialectics.
ONTOLOGICAL AND LOGICAL PROJECTIONS OF LEIBNIZ’S PRINCIPLE OF SUFFICIENT REASON
In the present paper we will systematize the theoretical premises and the deducing of Leibniz’s Principle of Sufficient Reason, as well as will examine its potential as generally valid law of thought and knowledge. Initially, the ontological bases of PSR must...
Leibniz; Principle of sufficient reason; models of possibility and necessity in logical calculation by PSR; logical structure of the ultimate reason as the unconditioned
EXISTENTIALS OF BOUNDARY – HEIDEGGER AND MARCUSE
Existentials of boundary are the dimensions of the human Being-inthe-world with the Others and the loss of Selfhood under the influence of the Others. The article presents the ontological interpretation of the world in Being and time by Martin Heidegger throug...
Dasein; das Man; Being-with; Being-in-the-world; one-dimensional man