4/2014 TECHNICS, MEDITATION, ATMOSPHERES. THE MAIN AREAS OF GERNOT BÖHME’S PHILOSOPHY EDITORIAL THE PHILOSOPHY OF GERNOT BÖHME Gernot Böhme’s work undoubtedly ranks among the most interesting contributions to 20th-century German philosophical thought. Indeed, it would be difficult to indicate a philosophical sub-discipline Böhme has not shown an active interest in: […]
3/2014 PHILOSOPHY: IN SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE AND WAYS OF LIFE EDITORIALS PHILOSOPHY: IN SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE AND WAYS OF LIFE (1) Recently social reality in the almost global scale is shaped not only by vulgar practicality, but also by—what goes with such practicality hand in hand—hostility and disrespect to authentic, […]
2/2014 PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS OF THE LIVING WORLD EDITORIAL The focus of the main part of the Dialogue and Universalism issue 2/2014 is on life, first of all on its nature and origin. The problems considered in this part, at first sight approachable from a biological perspective alone, are viewed here chiefly […]
1/2014 THE EXPERIENCE OF ANIMALITY EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE OF ANIMALITY I would like to expound the reasons why we have decided to discuss in one issue the subject of animality in culture, ethics, philosophy, art and literature. Below I outline the cognitive interests, intellectual motivations, ethical reasons and practical effects that […]
4/2013 HENRYK SKOLIMOWSKI’S ECO-PHILOSOPHY EDITORIAL This Dialogue and Universalism issue comprises two thematic parts. The main one presents Henryk Skolimowski’s philosophy. The second part gives an account of the International Society for Universal Dialogue Meeting Dialogue among Cultures as a Philosophical Way of Life which was held at the XXIII […]
3/2013 UNIVERSAL DIALOGUE EDITORIAL The papers gathered in this D&U issue connect the on-going philosophical attempts to make sense of our lives, our selves, our world, and the spirit of our age with the matter of dialogue. The field of dialogue is viewed here as inevitably transcending the barriers of philosophical schools […]
2/2013 TRANSCENDENTAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE 21ST CENTURY EDITORIAL The objective of this Dialogue and Universalism issue is transcendental philosophy, synonymously transcendentalism, understood roughly as the heterogeneous tradition at its founding level comprising Kantianism, Neo-Kantianisms, and Husserl’s phenomenology. Transcendentalism in the meaning of “an American literary, political, and philosophical movement of the early […]