Volume 51 (1996), 7
Papers
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In its first part the paper focuses on those charactersitics of Descartes’ philosophy, which make Descartes’ work an apt subject of the study of argumentation. In the next two parts the conceptional and methodological means are defined, by the help of which the author approaches Descartes’ Meditations, folloeing A. Bouvier’s models. Attention is paid to… Read more
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The theory of moral judgements or the theory od rational reconstruction of the ontogenesis of the thinking ofjustice developed by American psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg is one of the most topical and influential current theories in moral psychology. Its philosophical and metaethical principles as well as its pedagogical conclusions attract attention not only of… Read more
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The aim of this essay is to outline Leo Strauss’ conception of modern political philosophy by means of the reexamination of classical political philosophy in his essay „What is political philosophy?“.