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Papers
Suvák, V.
The Words Which Want To Become Acts: The Case Isocrates Revisited
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361-377
Fedorko, M.
Irony and Ironic Thought in the History of Philosophy: Delimiting the Problem
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378-385
Porubjak, M.
Plato's Parable of the Abscissa and the Problem of Evil
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386-394
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Suvák, V.
"Filozofia" Or "Filosofia": On the Slovak Transcription of the Greek Word
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395-399
Kvasz, L.
The Problem of Writing Philosophy in Slovakia
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400-413
Kanovský, M.
The Autonomy of the Philosophical Field: The Struggle for "s"
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414-420
Krupa, V.
A Remark on the Normalization and the Reglementation of Language
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421-423
Texts
Bourdieu, P.
A Lesson on a Lesson
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424-438
Reflections
Gálik, S.
Philosophy and Meditation
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439-441
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Vacura, M.
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The Problem of Foundation and Legitimization of Human Rights
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Sedová, T.
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Human Rights from Philosophical Point of View
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Turčan, M.
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On the Negative View of M. Rothbard on the Idea of Animal Rights
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Smolková, E.
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On the Philosophical Issues of Implementing Social Rights
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Muránsky, M.
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On Philosophical-Economic Starting Points of Social Hu- man Rights in Karl Polanyi and Ernst Tugendhat
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Maco, R.
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From Particles to Fields: Ontological Issues of Physics
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Lipták, M.
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Hegel’s Conception of Bureaucracy as Universal Class
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Juan José Gómez Gutiérrez
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Republican Freedom and Subjective Legitimacy of Power
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Buráň, J.
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Why Popper’s Critical Dualism Should Be Understood Decisionistically
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Zvada, Ľ.
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On Zionism and the Jewish Renaissance in Martin Buber’s Pre-dialogical Thoughts
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