Volume 21 (1966), 5

Papers and Discussions

Civil Liberty ahd the Legitimacy of Socialist power

(Original title: Občianska sloboda a legitímnosť socialistickej moci)

Rudolf Šíma

Filozofia, 21 (1966), 5, 461-475.

Abstract

As a result of the growing institutionalization, organization, planning and manipulation, inter-human relationships are being reinforced and are becoming more complicated and confused. The growth of the subjective factor in socialism multiplies even further this civilizing tendency. In his work the author ponders over the character the institutions, organizations… Read more

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Paradoxes in Revolution

(Original title: Paradoxy revolúcie)

Svetozár Mirkovič

Filozofia, 21 (1966), 5, 476-487.

Abstract

Revolution procedes in such a way that it incessantly turns to itself critically: it applies its forms as passing elements and claims development to be its own self-evolution and overcoming of its own bearers. If its forces are incapable of achieving this, then it does not solve conflicts as it ought to, but keeps them up and feeds on them: it changes revolution into… Read more

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A Drop Model of Reality and Time

(Original title: Spádový model reality a času)

Jiří Zeman

Filozofia, 21 (1966), 5, 488-504.

Abstract

1. The idea of a flow system was developed in modern science in connection with the notion of a drop and entropy. Along with hydrodynamics, thermodynamics and information theory, this model has been utilized, for instance, by Bertalanffy for the living organism. The drop model may also be applied in ontology to questions of reality and time.
2. The flow of time… Read more

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The Problem of Being in G. Marcel’s Philosophy

(Original title: Problém bytia vo filozofii G. Marcela)

Elena Várossová

Filozofia, 21 (1966), 5, 505-517.

Abstract

The study is an attempt to analyse briefly rie the ontological, gnoseological and ethical-social views of Gabriel Marcel. The author takes as her starting point the confrontation of Heidegger’s and Marcel’s interpretation of the ontological question from the contraction of Heidegger’s so-called fundamental) and Marcel’s concrete ontology. She then processes to point… Read more

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Possibilities of Analytical Gnoseology

(Original title: O možnostiach analytickej gnozeológie)

Miroslav Kusý

Filozofia, 21 (1966), 5, 518-523.

Abstract

Classical gnoseology is built up by the method of philosophical speculation, it investigates principles of pure knowledge about istelf. Its theoretical wekanesses become revealed when individual specialized sciences for human cognitive activity begin to develop. Its methodological sterility1 is perceptibly manifest as soon as it has to solve noetic problems through… Read more

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