Volume 22 (1967), 6

Papers and Discussions

Non-violent Character of Revolution and Morality of Violence

(Original title: Nenásilnosť revolúcie a morálnosť násilia)

Juraj Suchý

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 6, 577-590.

Abstract

Every revolution is faced with the question of violence twice, first as with the question of an immediate political action, then — after a lapse of time — as with the problem of moral decision and its consequences. The history of revolutions show the relation of a revolution to violence to 'be in direct connection with its realizability. Having comprehended this fact… Read more

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On One Question of the Dialectics of Object and Subject

(Original title: O jedné otázce dialektiky objektu a subjektu)

Ludvík Tošenovský

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 6, 591-606.

Abstract

The question of the character of object and subject and their mutual relation is being studied. An analysis of some works by Slovak and Czech authors of recent years, writing about the dialectics of these categories, serves as the present author’s starting point. In the first chapter, the gnoseologistic conception of subject and object is analysed; this conception… Read more

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Institutional Alienation and Freedom of Man

(Original title: Institucionální odcizení a svoboda člověka)

Jindřich Fibich

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 6, 607-617.

Abstract

The first part of the present paper deals with endangerment of the development of man and freedom of personality in institutions and organizations of contemporary industrial capitalisticsociety. From among critical comments of Western theoretists of organization such as C. W. Mills, K. Boulding, R. W. Presthus, D. Riesman, W. H. Whyte, W. G. Bennis, R. K. Merton, R.… Read more

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Object of Aesthetic Valuation

(Original title: Predmet estetického hodnotenia)

Eugen Šimúnek

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 6, 618-630.

Abstract

The present study deals with the problems of the specificity of the object of aesthetic valuation, which in contradistinction to conceptual knowledge and its object, is being realized in man’s consciousness as quality in aesthetic perception in a certain aesthetic and life meaning and sense. The problems of the study represent the theme of the first chapter of the… Read more

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Masaryk’s Philosophy as a Topical Past

(Original title: Masarykova filozofie jako aktuální minulost)

Lubomír Nový

Filozofia, 22 (1967), 6, 631-634.

Abstract

In a short gloss written on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the death of T. G. Masaryk, the present author formulates some important themes referring to Masayk’s philosophical work and message. He emphasizes, above all, that it is necessary to approach Masaryk's philosophy as a whole, because only then its stimulating character and topical meaning can become… Read more

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