Current Volume

Volume 75 (2020)

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Articles
Mészáros, O.	Actual State of the Historiography of the Hungarian Philosophy	[Abstract]	[PDF]	1-12
Guba, Á.	Isaacus Zabanius’ Existentia Atomorum. Searching for a New Historical-Philosophical Context	[Abstract]	[PDF]	13-27
Mester, B.	Béla Hamvas’s Concept of Authentic Tradition in European Context	[Abstract]	[PDF]	28-39
Kovács, G.	National Characterology in the Interwar Hungarian Thought	[Abstract]	[PDF]	40-50
Szabados, B.	Georg Lukács in Heidelberg: A Crossroad Between the Academic and Political Career	[Abstract]	[PDF]	51-64
Kuna, M.	A Critique of Brown’s Concept of Hate Speech	[Abstract]	[PDF]	77-90
Bielik, L.	Alternative Options for Reconstructing, Analyzing and Evaluating Argument	[Abstract]	[PDF]	91-108
Vydrová, J.	Convergence of Phenomenology, Prague Structuralism and Art Creation. Genealogy of Phenomenology in Central European Context	[Abstract]	[PDF]	109-120
Horyna, B.	Hamann and Herder on Metacriticism. Contribution to the History of Concepts	[Abstract]	[PDF]	133-147

Reviews
Launter, P.	NÉMETH, Atilla: Epicurus on the Self. Issues in Ancient Philosophy		[PDF]	65-66
Tákács, D.	GURKA, Dezső (ed.): Changes in the Image of Man from the Enlightenment to the Age of Romanticism – Philosophical and Scientific Receptions of (Physical) Anthropology in the 18 – 19th Centuries		[PDF]	67-68
Véber, V.	BOROS, Gábor – SZALAI, Judit – TÓTH, Olivér István (eds.): The Concept of Affectivity in Early Modern Philosophy		[PDF]	69-70
Foltin, M.	ANNA ALEXANDROVA: A Philosophy for the Science of Well-being New York: Oxford University Press, 2017, pp. xlv + 196		[PDF]	158-162
Lipták, M.	JAROSLAVA VYDROVÁ: Výraz, dielo, telesnosť. Fenomenologické eseje Červený Kostelec: Pavel Mervart, 2019, 167 s.		[PDF]	163-167

Obituary
Hévizi, O. - Szabados, B.	Remembering Ágnes Heller			72-75

State
Démuth, A.	On the Problematics of Geometrizing Beauty and Aesthetic Terms	[Abstract]	[PDF]	121-132

Refllections
Lacko, I.	Not Random, Not Deliberate – Something In-Between: Posthumanist Themes in Ex Machina	[Abstract]	[PDF]	148-157