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Volume 41 (1986), 5

Papers - The History of Philosophical Thought in Slovakia

(Original title: Ideový odkaz byzantskej misie na Veľkej Morave)
Filozofia, 41 (1986), 5, 493-505.
Abstract

In the paper written documents from the period of the activity of Byzantine Mission in the territory of our ancestors are analyzed. The author evaluates them as an important legacy of ideas with remarkable philosophical context. He pays attention to the document The Life of Constantine where a philosophical conception of the language as a sign of identification of… Read more

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(Original title: Osobnosť a dielo K. Marxa v prácach priekopníkov socializmu na Slovensku)
Filozofia, 41 (1986), 5, 506-517.
Abstract

One of the first texts in Slovakia dealing with the Life and work of K. Marx was the paper of K. Hanzlíček which was written on the 16th anniversary of Marx’s death. Hanzlíček comprehended that Marx outlined the substance of the materialist conception of history in one of his first economic works — in the foreword to the book „A Contribution to the Critique of… Read more

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(Original title: Hlasisticko-prúdistická línia buržoázneho myslenia na Slovensku)
Filozofia, 41 (1986), 5, 518-529.
Abstract

The paper is a contribution to analysis of one of the dominant lines of bourgeois thought In Slovakia between the two last wars. It concentrates first of all on the investigation of ideologic basic of the Slovak petty bourgeois intelligentsia and political circles organized round the journal Prúdy (1922—1938) which was a continuation of the journal Hlas and its… Read more

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(Original title: Náboženská filozofia na Slovensku v rokoch 1918—1945)
Filozofia, 41 (1986), 5, 530-541.
Abstract

While in the first Czechoslovak republic catholic philosophy in Slovakia was typical for neothomism, under the so-called Slovak state it was increased by blondellsm and partially by intuitive realism. Protestant philosophy in this period could not be attached to any philosophic school. Under the Slovak state theological philosophy gained total supermacy over the… Read more

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(Original title: Sociálno-filozofické názory M. Hodžu)
Filozofia, 41 (1986), 5, 542-549.
Abstract

The autohor deals with some relevant relations between the ideas of the Voice Movement and social-philosophic views of M. Hodža that later lead into the so called ideology of Agrarianism in Slovakia in the end of the 19th at the beginning of the 20th century. Special attention is here paid to the confrontation of Hodža’s views on some concrete social-philosophical… Read more

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(Original title: Odozvy masarykizmu v hlasizme a filozoficko-sociologickým začiatkoch Anton Štefánka)
Filozofia, 41 (1986), 5, 550-563.
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The author concentrated on the investigation of the influence of Masaryk’s philosophy in Slovakia in the end of the 19th and at the beginning of the 20th century. Analysing philosophical activity of the one of the chief representatives of the Voice Movement who dealt largely with philosophic-sociologic questions, A. Štefánek, she discovered in the paper… Read more

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(Original title: K sporu o poznanie v slovenskej filozofii štyridsiatych rokov)
Filozofia, 41 (1986), 5, 564-575.
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The paper presents the problems of the so-called „controversy over the noetic realism“ which took place in Slovak philosophy in the forties. The author concentrates exclusively on the one partaking epistemologie conception — the intuitive realism — she investigates its basic starting points and its world-view basis. Apart from the conceptions of N. O. Losskij,… Read more

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(Original title: Miesto a význam slovenského národného obrodenia vo filozofickej tvorbe Svätopluka Štúra)
Filozofia, 41 (1986), 5, 576-583.
Abstract

Svätopluk Štúr in his work The Meaning of the Slovak National Revival, dedicated to the explicatioin of the classical Slovak philosophical conception of the nation, developed in the works of J. Kollár and Ľ. Štúr proves that they preached an organistic conception of life, dominated by the ideal of universality. They understood the mankind not as the absolute but… Read more

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