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Pragmatic or Absolute Establishment of Philosophy [PDF]
At the foundation of systematic thinking lie decisive assumptions that cannot be articulated and treated in a theoretical manner. Nonetheless, they are settled practically and metaphorically to orient and provoke the systematic attempts of philosophy ...
Ebrahim Safabakhsh
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From Scientific Philosophy to Absolute Positivism: Abel Rey and the Vienna Circle [PDF]
The concept of scientific philosophy is generally associated with logical positivism or logical empiricism, which is characterized by its recourse to mathematical logic in tackling philosophical problems.
Anastasios Brenner
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Imaging the Absolute: Can Philosophy Visualize Abstractions? [PDF]
This article consists of three parts: the first part presents a synthetic outline of intellectual tendencies in post-Renaissance thought (hermeticism, alchemy, kabbalistics), which generated the iconic turn (emblematics, iconology).
Leon Miodoński
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The “absolute I” and the “absolute” in the philosophy of Johann Gottlieb Fichte
The article deals with the relationship between the concepts of the “absolute I” and “absolute” in the philosophy of Johann Gottlieb Fichte and the relationship of the latter with faith and religion. These concepts play the role of the principle of his philosophy in the early and late period of his work, respectively.
Anton А. Ivanenko
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The other in the philosophy from the same side of absolute [PDF]
In this paper we take in consideration the ways of the constitution of the human 'Self' in the shapes of cogital moments of constitution, where is requested a place of his coming to be and domestication.
Petrović Aleksandar M.
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ROMANTIC NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AGAINST THE “SPIRIT OF ABSOLUTE”
The article deals with the problems of the Romantics’ attitude to Kantian criticism and dogmatic rationalism. The circumstances that actualized the methodological question of the principles of the separation of “idealism” and “realism” (in the Schellingian sense) are analysed.
N.N. Misyurov
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Spirit and Language in Hegel's Philosophy of Absolute Spirit
AbstractThe article examines Hegel's philosophy of language whose linguo-philosophical views were being formed in a general context of becoming of his philosophy of absolute spirit. The specificity of Hegel's understanding of a deeply spiritual language nature, at the root of which lies the key issues of the philosopher about the consubstantiality of ...
Olga B. Panova
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The Absolute and History in Hegel's Philosophy
김옥경
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The Absolute Man of Sri Aurobindo`s Philosophy
Sri Aurobindo's philosophy, known as conscious evolution, holds that humans are active participants in their own transformation rather than passive beneficiaries of external circumstances. The Absolute Man, according to Aurobindo, is the culmination of this developmental journey: a being who has transcended the constraints of ego-centric consciousness ...
Aainpal Singh
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Philosophy as Inquiry Aimed at the Absolute Knowledge
Philosophy as the absolute knowledge has been studied from two different but closely related approaches: historical and logical. The first approach exposes four main stages in the history of European metaphysics that marked out types of “philosophical absolutism”: the evolution of philosophy brought to light metaphysics of being, method, morals and ...
Ekaterina V. Snarskaya +3 more
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