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<title>Granice filozofii. Mikołaj Fiodorow i projekt wspólnego dzieła</title>
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Jędrysko, Cezar
This paper is a presentation of Nikolai Fedorov’s main and only idea:&#13;
the abolition of death and the resurrection of the dead of all&#13;
generations. Fedorov’s philosophy is a unique mix of theological and&#13;
futuristic-utopian narratives. Firstly, I take a look at Fedorov’s religious&#13;
assumptions: the relation between God and man and the meaning of&#13;
Lazarus' resurrection for mankind. Secondly, I examine the social and&#13;
technological conditions which have to be fulfilled in order to animate&#13;
the dead bodies of our forefathers. Then, I try to characterize Fedorov’s&#13;
thinking as a deontological moral philosophy based on the concept of&#13;
imperative. I arrive at the conclusion that Fedorov’s project, on the one&#13;
hand, exceeds and, on the other hand, extends the limits of what we call&#13;
“philosophy”. Additionally, some recent contexts of Fedorov’s idea in&#13;
modern Russia will be mentioned in the article: Strategic Social&#13;
Initiative 2045 and political party Evolution 2045.
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<dc:date>2014-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Zarys fenomenologicznej analizy tęsknoty</title>
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Płoszczyniec, Antoni
In this article I attempt to consider the structure of specific acts of&#13;
desire, which are defined as ‘longing’. For that purpose, I used&#13;
descriptive-analytical method of phenomenology to present the most&#13;
essential aspects of this feeling. Longing, as an emotion, is a kind of&#13;
insight into the sphere of values, through which the object of longing&#13;
appears as a kind of good, which nature isn’t described in utilitarian or&#13;
hedonistic categories. Object of longing seems to be something above&#13;
those two kinds of values. Much attention was devoted to the issue of&#13;
constitution of object of longing as something negative, absent for&#13;
person, who misses someone or something. At the end of the paper, I&#13;
make some remarks about ‘privacy’ and intimacy of longing and I&#13;
consider longing as a kind of mood, through which some acts of&#13;
awareness are becoming possible.
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<title>Boska przemoc. Wokół kozła ofiarnego René Girarda</title>
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<description>Boska przemoc. Wokół kozła ofiarnego René Girarda
Wiończyk, Grzegorz
Girard indicates an ancient text which we perfectly know as one&#13;
of the books of the Holy Scripture - the Book of Job. He presents the&#13;
ominous face of the sacred, the idea of a divinity, in the name of which a&#13;
scapegoat can be selected and executed. Job for Girard is an&#13;
unsuccessful scapegoat, i.e. the one that has not accepted his fault. Had&#13;
Job not rebel against the social intentions, today he would be an&#13;
example of another subject of collective violence which brought unity to&#13;
its community.&#13;
The theory of Girard, who is of the opinion that each culture is&#13;
based on founding murder and secondary sacralisation of the victim is&#13;
particularly popular today, in the age of the problem of terrorism. Slavoj&#13;
Žižek, commenting Benjamin, takes up this thread we are interested in.&#13;
This theological dimension is divine violence, understood as&#13;
intervention of a transcendent justice. Such an interpretation of&#13;
religiously motivated terrorism is so far from Benjamin’s divine justice,&#13;
that Žižek does not continue this thread. However, the person who does&#13;
this is Płuciennik, who stresses that terrorists’ motivation has&#13;
iconoclastic dimension. He notices that there is a strong current in the&#13;
contemporary intellectual landscape, which refers to apocalyptic&#13;
thinking, connected with retribution theology.
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<dc:date>2014-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>(Meta)etyka a filozofia prawa</title>
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<description>(Meta)etyka a filozofia prawa
Zalewska, Monika
In this paper I have focused on methodological problems of ethics and legal&#13;
philosophy. My main goal was to determine relation between meta-ethics&#13;
and legal philosophy. In the first part I tried to describe historical context,&#13;
how jurisprudence become independent form ethics. Then in second part&#13;
I examined relations between main disciplines of ethics and legal&#13;
philosophy pointing out that although there are some similarities, there is&#13;
even more differences. Finally in the third part I explored relation between&#13;
meta-ethics and legal philosophy. My conclusion was that the problems of&#13;
meta-ethics also exists in legal philosophy but the level of significance is&#13;
lower. The reason for it lays in the specific character of legal norms which&#13;
existence depends on the will of competent authority in contrast to moral&#13;
norms which need other, meta-ethical justification.
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