Abstract: The paper is an epistemological fathoming of the problem of hybrids in the cultural life. But –or as a result of this goal – some conclusions have been established not only in relation with the topic, but also with the general approach of the cultural/even super-structural phenomena.Thus, comparing what has happened in the modern science from at least the second half of the 20th century – the consciousness and principles of inter-discipl...
ABSTRACT. The end of this paper – of both the first and second part – is to present arguments to the thesis that, on the first hand, the ontological aim of the philosophical theories was and is taken over by the scientific theories and, on the second hand, that the ontological presuppositions are at the same time epistemological, or depend on the epistemological frame of a certain historical thinking.In this final part, the materialist character o...
ABSTRACT. The reasons of this paper, presented in two issues, are two‑folds: to pass through the history of the concept of matter and to emphasise the episte‑mological significances of this history. Some characteristics of the philosophical theories and the scientific theories are underlined too. Indeed, our philosophy pays little attention to the concept of matter and thus to the changes within the scientific theories concerning the matter. Why t...
Abstract Written in honour of the late Academician Georg Brutian, the paper draws attention on one of the most special means of the transformative logic, the corrective argumentation, called here rea-soning, that better emphasises the specific of arguments as such: that to inform semantically about the intention to arrive to certain conclusions. The corrective reasoning is that which reviews not on-ly the validity of inferences, but also of the di...
Abstract. If Gödel’s theorems have demonstrated that the consistency of the axioms cannot be proven within the system, i.e. the truth of a system is outside the system itself, the dialectic philosophy1 did show that the social ideas people develop and believe in reflect the historical level of society as well as the social place they assume. There is shown that the truth of the social ideas is proven, through and despite complicated inferences ins...
Abstract: The paper investigates the common and different features of He-gel’s and Marx’s philosophy, thus not the historical and personal aspects of authors are important but the internal articulation of their philosophical methodologies. These features are both the dialectical approach of the knowledge of the world and, somehow deriving from the dialectical method, the understanding of objectivity. The beauty and limits of the dialectical pat-te...