The article deals with different roles of identity in teaching philosophy. The first part of the discussion focuses on identity as a subject to be taught, i.e. identity as the content of philosophical theories that are taught at school. The second deals with identity as a subject of investigation, which pertains foremost to the students’ everyday lives and the identities they take on or are ascribed to them. The third part concerns an identity that is not there – an identity that is absent, leaving a void that is yet to be filled. All these different aspects highlight the multi-faceted nature of the concept of identity, so one of the aims of this discussion is to provide an answer to the question whether identity can nowadays still be consi...
In the paper, I focus on the historical background of contemporary philosophical practice by pointin...
This paper proposes that the ‘problem of consciousness’, in its most popular formulation, is based u...
he purpose of this study was to analyze Plato’s and Aristotle’s concepts of education. The study foc...
The paper discusses the meaning, role and importance of moral identity and character for ethics and ...
The need to narrate is according to P. Ricoeur the very core of creating the knowledge of self. The ...
According to the contemporary understanding, a child is an integral being, an active participant in ...
This theory tries to shed light on how we understand and use the notion of truth. It draws on some v...
This paper attempts to suggest that subjectivity should be viewed as extroverted and worldoriented r...
The paper deals with some misconceptions concerning ‘privileged’ (and at the same time ‘mysterious’?...
The article examines the inadequacies of different approaches in defining the concept of law in lega...
In this paper the notion of individual agency is critically examined in light of the enactive approa...
Within the phenomenological tradition, one frequently finds the bold claim that interpersonal unders...
Introduced by a philosophical overview and briefly from the point of view of social sciences, mainly...
The problem of identity in the world of art is relevant from many perspectives. This paper aims at d...
In Tractatus, Wittgenstein says that “to say of two things that they are identical is nonsense, and ...
In the paper, I focus on the historical background of contemporary philosophical practice by pointin...
This paper proposes that the ‘problem of consciousness’, in its most popular formulation, is based u...
he purpose of this study was to analyze Plato’s and Aristotle’s concepts of education. The study foc...
The paper discusses the meaning, role and importance of moral identity and character for ethics and ...
The need to narrate is according to P. Ricoeur the very core of creating the knowledge of self. The ...
According to the contemporary understanding, a child is an integral being, an active participant in ...
This theory tries to shed light on how we understand and use the notion of truth. It draws on some v...
This paper attempts to suggest that subjectivity should be viewed as extroverted and worldoriented r...
The paper deals with some misconceptions concerning ‘privileged’ (and at the same time ‘mysterious’?...
The article examines the inadequacies of different approaches in defining the concept of law in lega...
In this paper the notion of individual agency is critically examined in light of the enactive approa...
Within the phenomenological tradition, one frequently finds the bold claim that interpersonal unders...
Introduced by a philosophical overview and briefly from the point of view of social sciences, mainly...
The problem of identity in the world of art is relevant from many perspectives. This paper aims at d...
In Tractatus, Wittgenstein says that “to say of two things that they are identical is nonsense, and ...
In the paper, I focus on the historical background of contemporary philosophical practice by pointin...
This paper proposes that the ‘problem of consciousness’, in its most popular formulation, is based u...
he purpose of this study was to analyze Plato’s and Aristotle’s concepts of education. The study foc...