PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE
Philosophical and Interdisciplinary Studies
Vol. 8, part 2, 2020

Editorial – 

About the second part of the eighth volume of the journal PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE. Philosophical and Interdisciplinary Studies​ 

Andrzej Łukasik — On Physicists’ Attitudes Towards Philosophy 

Stanisław Czerniak — Max Scheler’s Pluralistic Conception of Knowledge 

Pavlo Sodomora — Naturalism and Conventionalism in Plato’s Dialogues and Nativistic Theories of Language 

Małgorzata Czarnocka — Edmund Husserl’s Idea of Science and the Project of Phenomenology as a Science 

Paweł Dziedziul — Steven Pinker’s Meliorism 

Barbara Trybulec — The Subject or Agent? Understanding Subjectivity in the Cognitive Artefacts Era 

Magdalena Łata, Andrzej Łukasik — Is Truth Always Beautiful, That Is, How Aesthetic Values Can Become an Epistemological Obstacle 

Zdzisława Piątek — About the Nature of Hunting – the Present, the Past, and the Future 

Marcin Urbaniak — On the Natural-Social Harmfulness of Hunting Practices 

POLISH THINKERS ABOUT SCIENCE

edited by Mariola Kuszyk-Bytniewska

Mariola Kuszyk-Bytniewska — Polish Thinkers about Science. Introduction 

Emanuele Coco — The Philosopher Ahead of His Time. Ludwik Fleck and the Complexity of Science (Communication and Notes)

Zbysław Muszyński — Leon Koj’s Semiotic Condition for Mutual Understanding 

Józef Dębowski — The Principle of Transparency of the Sign. Leon Koj’s Point of View 

Paweł Bytniewski — Alina Motycka — Philosopher of Science