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political convict from 1847. He belonged to the most prominent representatives of the philosophy of the Polish Romanticism. He co-created the so-called Polish national philosophy. He criticized Hegel’s ... Hegel’s thought. In place of the extreme philosophy of reason, 59 W. Hahn, Karol Libelt w setną rocznicę urodzin, Lwów 1907, s. 43-44, cyt. za: G. Kubik, „Studia Socialia Cracoviensia” 6(2014), nr 2, s. 218
. Worgitsky feels more specifically, one cannot consider the i t i s better to have a companion, so that philosophy, religion and science of this period one can see the world, not from a single in 3 pages, as
fascinated by America’s political ex-periment, economic expansion, and population growth than by its popular cul-ture. Peoples the world over do not automatically identify with the United States; in fact, many ... in 2012 to the near exclusion of his more conservative rivals. (The Republican base failed to turn out for Romney). Philosophy and the Founders For America’s founders, the primary political writings
This paper is a review article based on the tradition of realistic philosophy. Its goal is to collect and organize information on two categories emerging in the field of humanistic research into ... between them. Another concept analyzed in realistic philosophy is that of “nature”. The good was presented as a universal property of beings, including nature understood as a complex multiplicity of
-love and love of neighbor. Modern Catholic philosophy has often struggled with how the common good should be interpreted, with personalists in particular coming under fire. Looking at the monastic life ... to be a political animal, drawn to forming societal relationships. Not only do these relationships allow man to flourish materially, but, more importantly, community orders man to a life of virtue
The article attempts to reconstruct the approach of practicing the philosophy of nature by Franciszek Gabryl (1866-1914). The Cracow philosopher undertook the problem of the method of natural ... the context of neothomism tradition – can be perceived as an attempt to modernize classical christian philosophy. The article attempted to determine what was his approach to the issue of the method of
Sache bis zuletzt treu ergebenen und kenntnisreichen Zeitzeugen, der für das Verständnis der DDR, vor allem der fünfziger Jahre, unumgänglich ist. Marcuse, Peter. Missing Marx. A Personal and Political
Chapel Hill, NC: Univ. of North Carolina Press, 1978. 174 p.
Environmental Dialogue in the GDR. Literature, Church, Party, and Interest Groups in their Socio-Political Context. Lanham, M D : University Press of America, 1987. 198 pp. Die innerhalb der Reihe Studies in GDR
expression of the general will of the Absolute. Christian philosophy sees social life as a natural and primary condition of the human being. In view of that, from the perspective of Christian personalistic ... perspective of Christian personalistic philosophy, man makes up a part of the universum, living in the specified environment to which he is related in various ways. Through his psychophysical structure, man is
their place in the tradition of European philosophy. It does also, on the basis of the content of the papal document, some comments on the nature of the systematic comparison of natural knowledge to
for faith. This kindof foundation exists on the basis of a realistic concept of will. In a priori morality, due to the concept of the will, only moral faith is possible. Positivist philosophy replaces ... , Wola, dz. cyt., s. 824. 28 Por. tamże, s. 825. 29 Por. STh 1, q. 82, a. 1; E. Gilson, The Christian Philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas, Toronto 1994, s. 242. 30 Por. STh 1, q. 82, a. 2. stają w koniecznym
and philosophy and in the second one describes theology as a science. Kaminski strongly emphasizes the rela-tionships between theology and philosophy. Their basis is not only the man whose thinking ... similar object of both branches. They had the form of antagonism or subsidiarity. They are complicated at the moment of departure in theology from classical philosophy to contemporary trends, which are not
determination and courage to use it. Those who decided to take up the challenge posed by Kant became propagators of ideas characteristic of the modern era. In political terms, it was the theory of the social ... the eighteenth-century philosophy became an incentive for increased apologetic activity, which formed two ways of approaching modernity. Modern-day radical apologists believe that the Enlightenment
the Ełk priests concerned mainly issues related to the history of the Church, canon law, philosophy, theology, Catholic social science and patrology. However, it is significant that priests who work on
regard to the right to health, aims to assume a different and higher vision of rights and teaches that the commitment to promote the life of every man comes before economic and political interests or
). Other areas include canon law (7), history (4), and philosophy (2). There were also three academic periodicals created by Ełk priests, i.e. “Studia Ełckie”, “Civitas et Lex” and “Studia Gilsoniana
The article is an attempt to articulate MacIntyre’s characterization of the Thomistic-Aristotelian moral theory, which he defends as being a superior account of moral philosophy. MacIntyre argues ... with Marxism , please see, Blackledge and Robinson 2008, particularly the “Introduction”, xiii-xlx 2 Joel C. Sagut - Faculty Secretary; Ecclesiastical Faculties of Philosophy; Sacred Theology and Canon
the axiological inquiries, has been around for centuries. It reaches the ancient beginnings of the philosophy itself. The matter of the way the values exist, their quantity and nature is being very ... with the realistic or idealistic starting point of philosophy itself. That is the reason why we are dealing with many definitions and classifications of axiological values. It turns out that today, the
This article has two parts: 1) analysis of the concept of sovereignty and proposal of some ways to its understanding; 2) analysis of the socio-political area of human life, where we actually exist in ... society, and its supremacy). In the second part the author analyzed the political system of the state in the era of globalization and integration and its consequences (foundation of supranational
