Volume 56 (2001), 6

The aim of the paper is to shed light on the concept of cataleptic phantasy, which in Stoic fhiilosophy has been the kriterion of true knowledge. On the basis of original texts of Stoic fragments the author points out specific subjective and objective symptoms of its cataleptical chracter, distinguishing at the same time strictly between sensory ane non-sensory… Read more

The author considers Bonhoeffer's demand to interpret the Christianity in a non-religious way to be actual even today. Acoording to him although various religious subcultures are expanding today, the secularization of the Euro-American culture is still going on and showing that religion has been just a historically deterrmined, and therefore only transitory human… Read more

For denoting ill, abnormal, generally undesirable social phenomena the term social pathology is most often accepted. It embodies also the sanctioned forms of deviant behaviour and the study of the causal relations of their origin and existence. The difficulty with delimitating precisely what is pathological stems from the fact that we are not able to give… Read more