In the present essay I investigate Polanyi’s main arguments for academic freedom. Academic and political freedom are closely related to each other: if state takes control over science, it will lead to the collapse of freedom itself in the whole society. His arguments against totalitarianism rely on his anti-positivist philosophy of science. He diagnoses totalitarianism as a denial of academic freedom which is based on a pragmatist view of science and instrumentalist interpretation of moral values. Polanyi’s idea of science is a spiritual, idealistic description of a community of free intellectuals who are passionately committed to seeking the truth and have an autonomous community with its own rules and autonomous direction. Seeking the tru...
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Religion has returned as a political and cultural factor. After the political ideologies, whose secu...
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This study begins with the ascertainment that within the comparatively short history of modern philo...
Članak razmatra tri relevantna principa demokracije, inherentna suvremenom društvu: modernost, polit...
This article argues, first of all, that much educational practice in liberal-democratic society offi...
This article discusses conceptual ambiguities in relation to the current definitions of ‘death’. It ...
Are the things of this world given to thought? Are things really meant to be known, to be taken as t...
The essay reassess Sartre’s work as a philosophical synthesis of thought and struggle, in which auth...
In this paper we discuss two different criticisms of liberal democracy. By analyzing the contemporar...
The democracy ideal of the Modern Age is grounded on an abstract humanity category, which is based o...
This paper argues that Marquis de Sade is a more original and relevant Enlightenment philosopher tha...
The paper focuses on R. M. Unger’s pragmatist vision of democratic experimentalism and its possible ...
The paper considers that Vico’s philosophy developed in the New Science is a position of what would ...
Of the plural dimensions of collective identity, this paper explores identity as a rhetorical device...
The anthropological approach to the concept of identity is needed because “identity” (either persona...
Religion has returned as a political and cultural factor. After the political ideologies, whose secu...
In the philosophical literature on consciousness and the mind-body problem, the conceivability argum...
This study begins with the ascertainment that within the comparatively short history of modern philo...
Članak razmatra tri relevantna principa demokracije, inherentna suvremenom društvu: modernost, polit...
This article argues, first of all, that much educational practice in liberal-democratic society offi...
This article discusses conceptual ambiguities in relation to the current definitions of ‘death’. It ...
Are the things of this world given to thought? Are things really meant to be known, to be taken as t...