Volume 43 (1988), 3

The author concentrates upon tracing of the theoretical activity of progressive philosophers and scientists from the First Congress of Artists and Scientist in 1945 to the February 1948. In the first part of the paper he concentrates on Hrušovsky’s publicist activity in which he solved problems of the relation of science and society, of prospects of scientific… Read more

The subject-matter of the paper is the ideologic evolution of critical realism whch was represented by Svätopluk Štúr in post-war period. Though Štúr’s critical-realistic philosophical conception — as an attempt to achieve harmonical and humanistic synthesis of all forms of human cultural activity, based on their functional integration — avowed itself the heritage… Read more

The paper consists of three parts: the first one deals with Hrušovsky’s opinions on questions of being, objective reality, matter and consciousness which make up the basis of his ontological conception. The second one endeavours to reveal theoretical and logical presuppositions of Hrušovsky’s attempt at foundation of ontology as a science, it outlines the… Read more