Volume 54 (1999), 8

In the firs part of the paper the author tries to show, that the contemporary diffusion of philosophical subjects by contemporary Slovak philosophers (regarding epistemolgy) goes back to marxism, which is a legitimate constitutive part of the continental epstemic tradition. She examnines the problematic of so called "standard analysis of knoweldge" (beliefs, truth… Read more

The paper examines the theoretical basis of the environmental ethics and tries to find out, why some of its problem still remain unresolved. The author considers the limits of ethical thinking, as well as the possibility of a new sort of ethics, which would preserve te characteristics of teleological and deontological ethics. She outlines the way of making the… Read more

The aim of the paper is to outline the fundamental characteristics and the developments of the religious and philosophical thinking of S. Š. Osuský, an influential Slovak theologian and philosopher of the first half of the 20th century. Osuský was concerned with the history of philosophy and especially Slovak philosophy. His ideas and conceptions were on the… Read more

The paper focuses on the analogy between "the double-head" in Schiller's writings and Bergson's "double-head" of religion and morals. The author's suggestion is that there is an intrinsic relation between the material and formal instinct in Schiller's conception and Bergson's static and dynamic religions. In his view there is a certain analogy between the… Read more