Volume 20 (1965), 6

Papers and Discussions

Living Message on L. Štúr's Anniversary

(Original title: Živý odkaz (K jubileu Ľudovíta Štúra))

Elena Várossová

Otázky marxistickej filozofie, 20 (1965), 6, 553-557.

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M. Heidegger’s Fundamental Ontology

(Original title: Fundamentálna ontológia Martina Heideggera)

Ján Bodnár

Otázky marxistickej filozofie, 20 (1965), 6, 557-569.

Abstract

The study deals with the btsic notions in Heidegger’s philosophy by means of which Heidegger endeavours to build up a fundamental ontology. A positive appraisal is given of his efforts to prove that the question of essential being has occasionally been wrongly contrued in modern philosophy. This drawback is equally apparent in the rationalistic, empirical and… Read more

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Relationships between Truth and Error in the Process of Perception

(Original title: Vzťah pravdy a omylu vo vývoji poznania)

Teodor Münz

Otázky marxistickej filozofie, 20 (1965), 6, 569-582.

Abstract

According to the realistic theory of truth which teaches that truth is agreement between thinking and reality, the subject in truth appears as thinking directly towards the object and grasps it in its original form, whilst in error, he is under his own specificity and remains reserved in his own self. According to the author, the thinking of the subject is always… Read more

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Causality and Contradiction

(Original title: Kauzalita a protirečenie)

Jozef Coufal

Otázky marxistickej filozofie, 20 (1965), 6, 582-596.

Abstract

The study is a follow-up to the author’s article published earlier in this journal (1964 No. 5) in which the application of a new basic rule of thinking in the solution of certain problems is being justified. It embodies two main sections. The first of these analyzes general difficulities in the use and formulation of another basic rule. As a definite thinking is… Read more

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Classification of Various Meanings of Objective and Subjective Categories

(Original title: Klasifikace různých významů kategorií objektivní a subjektivní)

Ladislav Holata

Otázky marxistickej filozofie, 20 (1965), 6, 596-608.

Abstract

Connecting the categories of object and subject with the „active principle“ in marxist philosophy and constituting them as historico-materialistic categories, must, of necessity, become manifest in a differentiation of the significations of their adjectival forms. If we are to take seriously Lenin’s idea that contradiction between the materialistic and the idealist… Read more

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