Volume 22 (1967), 2

Papers and Discussions

Theoretical Initiatives of Igor Hrušovský

(Original title: Teoretické iniciatívy Igora Hrušovského)

Elena Várossová

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 2, 113-127.

Abstract

The study is devoted to an analysis of basic philosophical problems in Igor Hrušovský's work on the occasion of his 60th birthday. Hrušovský is the most outstanding representative of the scientistically oriented philosophy in Slovakia. By his ample theoretical work, pedagogical as well as cultural-organizing activity, he influenced the Slovak philosophy as nobody… Read more

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Order of Structures

(Original title: Řád struktur)

J. Fischer

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 2, 128-141.

Abstract

The author develops his starting presupposition: by means of an analysis of the most significant marks which are distinguishable in all real structures, he stated reality to be a qualitative manifoldness. The results of the author’s analyses are summed up in an unfolded form of his starting presupposition: reality is always a specifically limited, primarily extensive… Read more

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Leibniz's Logic

(Original title: Leibnizova logika)

Vojtech Filkorn

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 2, 142-156.

Abstract

This study is devoted to Igor Hrušovský on the occasion of his 60th birthday. Leibniz's attempts are described to create a new relational logic which should provide a method of thinking, investigate foundations of sciences in their encyclopedical unity. Leibniz calls this, so broadly drafted logic general science. If this general science is to serve as a basis for… Read more

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On Problems of Reflection of Object in Subject

(Original title: K problematike odrazu objektu v subjekte)

Teodor Münz

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 2, 157-171.

Abstract

The author points out some difficulties met with by the theory according to which object is reflected in subject, the former being an original and the latter a copy. In order to; be able tc assert something to be a copy, we must directly know the original as well. However, we do not know it in the noetic relation between object and subject. Only subject itself is… Read more

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Intension and Meaning

(Original title: Intenzia a význam)

Augustín Riška

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 2, 172-187.

Abstract

The study is a free, informal outline of the present logical-semantic problems of intension (sense) and meaning. About 30 years ago, Professor Hrušovský dealt with similar questions, though from another point of view. This study is devoted to him. First of all, basic notions of the theory of meaning are analysed which is understood as a part of logical semantics.… Read more

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Nature and Inheritance of Philosophical Thought of East and West

(Original title: Povaha a dedičstvo filozofického myslenia Východu a Západu)

Jaroslav Martinka

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 2, 188-192.

Abstract

An attempt is made to apprehend basic differences between the intuitive philosophical thought of the East and the postulative character of the philosophical and scientific thought in the West. The author’s conclusions follow from findings that the anthropomorphic models of Indian and Chinese philosophy are a consequence of an incorrect determination of the relation… Read more

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