Volume 23 (1968), 3

Papers and Discussions

The Problem of Universality of Marxist Philosophy

(Original title: Problém univerzálnosti marxistickej filozofie)

Milan Zigo

Filozofia, 23 (1968), 3, 233-245.

Abstract

The development of hitherto neglected disciplines of Marxian philosophy, the differentiation of starting points in their building up etc. is a positive element of the present development of this philosophy. At the same time, however, it contains a real danger of the absolutization of inevitably onesided starting points, of mistaking the relative autonomy of a… Read more

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Panorama of Modern Philosophy

(Original title: Panoráma novodobej filozofie)

Ján Bodnár

Filozofia, 23 (1968), 3, 246-258.

Abstract

The main developmental tendencies in the contemporary philosophy are systematically analysed and an attempt is made to interprete scientific materialistic philosophy as a component of general immanent progression in philosophical thought. The author shows that the inner logic and sense of this progression is to be looked for in specific forms of the development… Read more

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Contents-Constructive Logics

(Original title: Obsahovo konštruktívne logiky)

Vojtech Filkorn

Filozofia, 23 (1968), 3, 259-276.

Abstract

In the present paper, two kinds of constructive logics are distinguished. Contents-constructive logic is an instrument of building constructive systems in science; the formally constructive logic is an instrument of constructive building of science. Some problems of the former kind of constructive logic are dealt with in the present study. By means of the analysis… Read more

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The Idea of an Absolute Basis of Philosophy in Husserl

(Original title: Idea absolutního základu filosofie u Husserla)

Josef Cibulka

Filozofia, 23 (1968), 3, 277-299.

Abstract

The idea of absolute principles of philosophy, independent of ontological presuppositions, is not realizable. The immediate certainty „cogito — sum“ and a logical evidence are two mutually excluding types of evidence. Descartes and Husserl artificially identified them. Descartes identified them directly and subordinated „cogito — sum“ to logical evidence. Husserl… Read more

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The Structure of Sociology and Philosophy in Relation to the „Science of Man“

(Original title: Štruktúra sociológie a filozofie vo vzťahu k „vedám o človeku“)

Andrej Sirácky

Filozofia, 23 (1968), 3, 289-299.

Abstract

The problems of sociology and philosophy in relation to the „sciences of man“ are dealt with in the present paper. Fist, the following questions are being made clear: 1. The relation of Marxism-Leninism as a system („supersystem“) to the „sciences of man“. 2. The question of the system of the sciences of man. 3. The task of philosophy and sociology in the system of… Read more

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