Volume 50 (1995), 1

The author shares the prevaling view that the idea of tolerance is sensu stricto a modern one. She nevertheless concieves tolerance in a broader anthropological sense as a potentiality of the human species status. This had been shown by the ancient nations spontaneous forms of lives - by the coexistence - even in war times - of various religions, customs, cultures… Read more

Idealization is one of basic issues in the epistemology of sciences. According to its standard explanation by means of so called idealization conditions it applies to a strongly limited range of language terms. Contrary to this „local conception“ a „global“ one is developed in the paper, according to which idealization is a constitutive part of the language of… Read more

The paper is an attempt to show how the basic motives of classical German philosophy had been transformed by Heidegger. In its first part the similarity as well as differences between Heidegger and Kant’s transcendental questions are revealed. The second part shows, how Schelling’s idea of the „leaping“ of the subjective possibility into the being had been… Read more