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Representationism and the Semantical Conception of Truth

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1995

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vol. 3

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issue 3

73-77

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Marian Przełęcki defends the semantical conception of truth against involving it in difficulties of the said controversy.

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The Interpretation of Theoretical Terms: In Defense of the Dogma of Empiricism

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

191-200

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The Problem of Interpretation of Empirical Language in terms of Model Theory

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

217-236

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Two Approaches to the Logical Structure of the Theory: Set Theory versus Model Theory

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

237-251

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Empirical Knowledge and Religion Faith

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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2007

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vol. 15

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issue 3

5-12

PL

Referring to the session "Science and religion" (Filozofia Nauki 1/2006) - esp. to Jan Wolenski's contribution article "Return to the theory of double truth" - the author presents two ways of interpreting the meaning of religion statements. According to one of them, the statements may be shown to possess some kind of empirical content, due to their definitional connection with empirical terms of everyday language, and, in consequence, may bear logical relations to empirical statements. According to the other way of interpreting religion statements, they appear to be devoid of any empirical content and - s Wolenski claims - cannot be supported or threatened by any empirical data.

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Belief as an Object of Moral Valuation

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1997

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vol. 5

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issue 4

5-14

PL

An answer to the question whether belief is a proper object of moral appraisal is shown to depend on some assumptions concerning the notion of moral judgement and belief. Different categories of morally appraisable objects are discussed and two concepts of belief are distinguished: a feeling of confidence and an act of assertion. It is claimed that an appraisal of beliefs with regard to their rationality has a moral aspect and that moral beliefs are liable to a moral valuation with respect to their moral content. Both kinds of moral valuation are illustrated by the case of the racist view.

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Ontological Status of Applied Mathematics

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1998

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vol. 6

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issue 3-4

151-154

PL

Review of: Tomasz Bigaj "Matematyka a świat realny", Wydawnictwo WFiS UW, Warszawa 1997.

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O stosunku do własnego życia

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Przełęcki M.

Analiza i Egzystencja. Czasopismo Filozoficzne

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2011

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issue 15

5 - 9

EN

Author suggests that we should not treat our own life too seriously. Treating seriously can be analyzed, firstly, as treating as something important. But we should not think about ourselves as more important than other persons. The second analysis suggests life without sense of humor. But, irony and laugh is the only way to cope with tragic events. That is why the attitude of resignation and accepting one own weakness is, against moral ideals, acceptable.

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O stosunku do własnego życia

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Przełęcki M.

Analiza i Egzystencja. Czasopismo Filozoficzne

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2011

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issue 15

5-9

EN

Author suggests that we should not treat our own life too seriously. Treating seriously can be analyzed, firstly, as treating as something important. But we should not think about ourselves as more important than other persons. The second analysis suggests life without sense of humor. But, irony and laugh is the only way to cope with tragic events. That is why the attitude of resignation and accepting one own weakness is, against moral ideals, acceptable.

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Język mitu czy język wartości? (uwagi na marginesie “Obecności mitu” Leszka Kołakowskiego)

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Przełęcki M.

Kwartalnik Filozoficzny

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2011

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vol. 39

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issue 1

15-24

EN

Kolakowski opposes science and myth, conditional empirical reality, the realm of science and unconditional non-empirical reality, the domain of metaphysics and myth. The world of human experience owes its sense to mythical reality. Only it can satisfy the human need for purpose and order in the world, sense and value in human activities, and the permanence of values. This attitude is pragmatic and irrational. One can, however, adopt a rational attitude, requiring that statements be rationally justified, adopting a classical understanding of truth (as conformity between language and reality). Statements about value then admit of cognitive certainty, which, to be sure, transcends that of science, but is founded upon experience, intuitive ethical experience. Statements about values are also entitled to truthfulness (or falsehood). This understanding of value, irrespective of the existence or nonexistence of an absolute reality, guarantees the meaningfulness of life and human activity.

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On Some Philosophical Implications of the Semantic Definition of Truth

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

367-378

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Regarding the Observational Definability of Theoretical Terms

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

67-76

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The Principle of Excluded Middle and the Problem of Idealism

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

335-346

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Fictions Arbitrarily Close to Reality

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Przełęcki M., Jadacki J. J.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

9-19

PL

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On the Concept of Negligible Occurrence of Terms

63%

Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

279-285

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On the Existence of Theoretical Objects

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

295-311

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The Concept of Truth in the Language of Empirical Science

63%

Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

379-387

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The Traceability of the Extended Areas

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

115-121

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On the So-Called Denotational Conception of Meaning

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Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1998

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vol. 6

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issue 2

5-9

PL

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The Actual and Possible Worlds

50%

Przełęcki M.

Filozofia Nauki

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1993

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vol. 1

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issue 2-3

313-323

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Representationism and the Semantical Conception of Truth

The Interpretation of Theoretical Terms: In Defense of the Dogma of Empiricism

The Problem of Interpretation of Empirical Language in terms of Model Theory

Two Approaches to the Logical Structure of the Theory: Set Theory versus Model Theory

Empirical Knowledge and Religion Faith

Belief as an Object of Moral Valuation

Ontological Status of Applied Mathematics

O stosunku do własnego życia

O stosunku do własnego życia

Język mitu czy język wartości? (uwagi na marginesie “Obecności mitu” Leszka Kołakowskiego)

On Some Philosophical Implications of the Semantic Definition of Truth

Regarding the Observational Definability of Theoretical Terms

The Principle of Excluded Middle and the Problem of Idealism

Fictions Arbitrarily Close to Reality

On the Concept of Negligible Occurrence of Terms

On the Existence of Theoretical Objects

The Concept of Truth in the Language of Empirical Science

The Traceability of the Extended Areas

On the So-Called Denotational Conception of Meaning

The Actual and Possible Worlds