Volume 34 (1979), 4

Papers - The Categories of Marxist-Leninist Philosophy

Cognition and Some Questions of Categories

(Original title: Poznanie a niektoré otázky kategórií)

Milan Burica

Filozofia, 34 (1979), 4, 377-391.

Abstract

The author expounds the idea of the multi-level human cognition, of its transition to an always deeper level (substance) of reality. This idea is applied also to the question of the multilevel character of philosophical categories (he analyzes the question of the relation of general and special philosophical categories). From this point of view he investigates also… Read more

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A Contribution to the Conception fo the Category of Revolution

(Original title: Příspěvek k pojetí kategorie revoluce)

Alois Dvořák

Filozofia, 34 (1979), 4, 392-401.

Abstract

The author presents a historical-logical analysis of the category of revolution and with it connected categories of evolution and other categories of quantity, quality and jump in order to achieve a more accurate understanding of the category of revolution and of ,the other categories mentioned, as well as the characteristics of their mutual relations, of their… Read more

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The Categories of Space and Time in the System of the Categories of Dialectics

(Original title: Kategórie priestoru a času v systéme kategórií dialektiky)

Emil Dragúň

Filozofia, 34 (1979), 4, 402-414.

Abstract

The system of the categories of dialectics represents a complex of basic groups of categories: the forms of existence of matter, objectsness, connection and development. It is built on the basis of these principles — objectness of reality, universal connection of phenomena, development of material phenomena, progress of cognition from the abstract to the concrete,… Read more

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Papers - Philosophical Questions of Culture

Culture and Human Needs

(Original title: Kultúra a ľudské potreby)

Evelína Bodnárová

Filozofia, 34 (1979), 4, 415-429.

Abstract

In a historical view, culture in its diversity can be understood as a summary of answers — both successful and unsuccessful — to human needs, needs of personalities, groups of people that arise in the sphere of material being and in the sphere of their social consciousness. In each grade of development, the origin of a new need represented a further step in the… Read more

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Culture and Man in Society.

(Original title: Kultúra a človek v spoločnosti)

Teodor Ollík

Filozofia, 34 (1979), 4, 430-442.

Abstract

The development of man as a summary of social relations is the contents proper of the development of culture. Also the negative experience of mankind in the progress of culture contains the development of culture. The devolopment of culture as a whole is identical with the development of man’s cultivation, with man’s humanization. The process of man’s cultivation is… Read more

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