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K SPORU O VEDECKÉ PRINCÍPY V SLOVENSKEJ FILOZOFII 40. ROKOV

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Šulavíková B.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2007
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vol. 62
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issue 6
497-506
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The disputes the paper deals with concerned the adherents of intuitive realism, which defended the epistemological position of direct cognition, and those philosophers, who enforced the position of critical realism. The attention is paid especially to the views and the attitudes of Igor Hrusovsky, which articulated in his polemics with the intuitive realists. According to the authoress Jozef Dieska overestimated so called 'intuitivist turn' in philosophy as well as the importance of the conception of N. O. Losski, making at the same time too many concessions to the scientific achievements and the understanding of scientism of that time. For Hrusovsky as an adherent of scientism, however, the science and philosophy were almost identical.
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SPORY O MODERNOSŤ V SLOVENSKOM (FILOZOFICKOM) MYSLENÍ

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Bakoš V.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2006
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vol. 61
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issue 10
775-793
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The arguments concerning modernity of the Slovak thinking manifested themselves in the course of the 20th century in the confrontations of two streams: the traditionalistic and modernistic ones. The Hegelianism as the intellectual source of the national philosophy was rejected, while the conservatives criticized severly modern philosophy for its secularization tendencies. Against Kant Thomas Aquinas and the neothomism were picked up; the philosophical synthesis should have been grounded in the metaphysical principles. The divergence of incommensurable positions of transcendence and immanence manifested itself in full size in the conflicts between the representatives of the Catholic modernity and the avant-garde theoreticians and the surrealist poets. The same applies to the philosophical disagreements concerning the nature of knowledge between the adherents of the intuitive realism on one side and the critical realism on the other side. In the Slovak milieu the enforcing of modernity always had to face the opposition or even an open negation of the modernism.
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INTUITÍVNOREALISTICKÁ FILOZOFIA PSYCHOLÓGIE

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Šulavíková B.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2009
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vol. 64
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issue 10
960-970
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The paper offers a discussion on the views of intuitive realists on the philosophy of psychology, which the authoress sees as related to their respective philosophical conceptions. According to the authoress there were no responses to the intuitivist interpretation of the psychic phenomena from the side of the psychologists of that time. The responses came, however, from the philosophers S. Felber and I. Hrusovsky, who criticized the views of O. Losskij and J. Dieska immediately after their being published. The psychology of intuitive realism is voluntarist, closely related to Losskij's ontology.
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