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Papers
Suvák, V.	The Words Which Want To Become Acts: The Case Isocrates Revisited	[Abstract]	[PDF]	361-377
Fedorko, M.	Irony and Ironic Thought in the History of Philosophy: Delimiting the Problem	[Abstract]	[PDF]	378-385
Porubjak, M.	Plato's Parable of the Abscissa and the Problem of Evil	[Abstract]	[PDF]	386-394

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Suvák, V.	"Filozofia" Or "Filosofia": On the Slovak Transcription of the Greek Word		[PDF]	395-399
Kvasz, L.	The Problem of Writing Philosophy in Slovakia		[PDF]	400-413
Kanovský, M.	The Autonomy of the Philosophical Field: The Struggle for "s"		[PDF]	414-420
Krupa, V.	A Remark on the Normalization and the Reglementation of Language		[PDF]	421-423

Texts
Bourdieu, P.	A Lesson on a Lesson		[PDF]	424-438

Reflections
Gálik, S.	Philosophy and Meditation		[PDF]	439-441