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FILOZOFIA (ETIKA) žIVOTA MARTINA RÁZUSA

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Gluchman V.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2008
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vol. 63
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issue 10
901-913
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The paper offers an analysis of Martin Razus' work 'Argumenty' (Arguments, 1932) and its place in the history of philosophy and ethics in the first half of the 20th century in Slovakia. Razus deals with three basic forms of life: (a) its biological-anthropological form, which is a presupposition and basis of the other two forms: (b) life in the form of a family life; (c) on the top of the development there is the life in the form of a nation or national life. All three forms are penetrated by morality and namely by humanity. Attention is paid also to some ways of understanding life shared by B. Spinoza, E. Fromm and M. Razus.
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RÁZUSOV ODKAZ MŔTVYCH A VNÍMANIE NÁSILIA V MEDZIKONFESIONÁLNYCH VZŤAHOCH

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Macho P.
Historický časopis (Historical Journal)
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2008
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vol. 56
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issue 3
419-442
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The article analyses the literary image of forcible re-Catholicization and maps its perception against the background of the confessionally determined reception of the historical novel 'Odkaz mrtvych' (Message from the Dead). The reception of Razus' novel was influenced by Protestant and Catholic historical memory, which included the images of the bad Jesuits or the good Jesuits. The stereotype of the bad Jesuits was updated and politically exploited in the conditions of the totalitarian 'Ludak regime'. Thus the novel contributed to strengthening anti-regime views in some segments of the reading public.
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