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Volume 67 (2012), 3

Papers

(Original title: Kant a Peirce)
Filozofia, 67 (2012), 3, 181-194.
Abstract

Ch. S. Peirce saw I. Kant as his direct predecessor. In his projects of scientific philosophy or scientific metaphysics he drew upon Kant’s intellectual legacy. The architectonics of Peirce’s philosophy is closely connected with Kant’s Critique of pure reason. Yet, Peirce could preserve the autonomy of his own reasoning. The paper offers an analysis of Kant’s… Read more

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(Original title: Kantova filozofia náboženstva z hľadiska praktickej racionality)
Filozofia, 67 (2012), 3, 195-207.
Abstract

The paper deals with Kant’s philosophy of religion as related to his theory of practical rationality. The introductory parts explain the foundations and place of the philosophy of religion in Kant’s works. A special attention is paid to the relationship between religion and morality in Kant’s practical philosophy. The social dimension of religion as conceived by… Read more

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(Original title: Kategoriálny rámec Marxovej teórie nadhodnoty (2. časť))
Filozofia, 67 (2012), 3, 208-220.
Abstract

In this second part of the paper (its 1st part was published in the previous issue), the rules which govern the rational use of Marx’s categories are applied to three misinterpretations of Marx’s theory: those of Michael Hauser, Wei Xiaoping and Ľuboš Blaha.

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(Original title: Anafora ako premenná?)
Filozofia, 67 (2012), 3, 221-229.
Abstract

The paper offers a semantic analysis of anaphora using bound variables in two distinct logical systems – predicate calculus and dynamic predicate calculus. First, it offers a general explanation of anaphora. Further, basic relevant notions of both systems are discussed. Finally, the existing models of anaphora are analyzed to show their deficiencies.

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(Original title: Rozšírená myseľ)
Filozofia, 67 (2012), 3, 230-242.
Abstract

Where are the borders of mind and where does the rest of the world begin? There are two standard answers possible: Some philosophers argue that these borders are defined by our scull and skin. Everything outside the body is also outside the mind. The others argue that the meanings of our words “simply are not in our heads” and insist that externalism applies this… Read more

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(Original title: Does the Fundamentality of Consciousness Entail Its Ubiquity?)
Filozofia, 67 (2012), 3, 243-253.
Abstract

Property dualists commonly consider consciousness to be a further fundamental feature of reality in addition to its physical properties. Fundamental physical properties are ubiquitous: every physical object and its intrinsic properties ontologically depends on fundamental particles and their fundamental intrinsic features. However, property dualists mostly… Read more

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Horizons

(Original title: On the Specific Traits of Russian Kantianism)
Filozofia, 67 (2012), 3, 254-261.
Abstract

The paper focuses on the influence of I. Kant and German classical philosophy on Russian philosophical thought. It deals with the challenge of “returns to Kant” in Russian philosophical culture. Kantś philosophy stimulates the field of the metaphysics of faith. The paper shows that in their confrontation with German classical thought, and especially with Kant’s… Read more

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Reviews

(Original title: Petkanič, M.: Filozofia vášne Sørena Kierkegaarda)
Filozofia, 67 (2012), 3, 262-264.
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(Original title: Karul, R. et al.: Subjektivita/Intersubjektivita (Príloha č. 2 časopisu Filozofia Subjektivita/Intersubjektivita))
Filozofia, 67 (2012), 3, 265-266.
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