Year XXVII, Issue 4, 2018<<Archive>>
In this issue:
History of Philosophy
COGNITIVE FORCE AND IN-CAPABILITY FOR FREEDOM – KANTIAN TRICHOTOMIES
The paper sketches out an approach to an analysis of Kant’s specific notion of ‘Kraft’ based on the influxionist model of his Critical metaphysics. The point of reference of all provided sets of textual evidence is the triple division of the predicament ‘possi...
Kant; force; capacity; faculty; freedom
HEGEL AND THE SPECULATIVE COURSE OF FREEDOM
The main accent in the article is to show the perspective to understand the idea of freedom as a process, rather than condition. The course of freedom is speculative and the deepest form of Hegel’s philosophy. Moreover, it is the solid ground of the mighty sys...
freedom; speculation; process; Absolute idea
Hеrmеnеutics
FICTION AND FACTION PERPLEXITY IN THE HISTORICAL DISCOURSE
In this article the whole argument lies in discussing a close relationship between history and literature on the generic basis especially due to the long path of theoretical and philosophical coherence. From Antique to Postmodernism, the generic coherence of h...
Philosophy of history; literary discourse; fiction and faction; aletheia; immanence
WHAT IS AT STAKE IN PAUL RICOEUR’S “TIME AND NARRATIVE”?
The article is a critique of the language-time relation, characterized by Paul Ricoeur as: return and distanciation in regard to pre-narrativity; opening the logic of story toward historicity; engagement with the fictional. To the forefront is the question of...
semantics of action; historicity; emplotment; fictional projected world; narrated time; aporetics of time