Table of Contents 4/2016

PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE
Philosophical and Interdisciplinary Studies

Vol. 4, 2016

About the fourth volume of the journal PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE. Philosophical and Interdisciplinary Studies​ 

I. Book chapters Nachmetaphysisches Denken II Jürgena Habermasa

– Świat życia jako przestrzeń racji ucieleśnionych symbolicznie 

– Hipoteza na temat sensu rytuału w perspektywie historii gatunku 

II. Studies and Dissertations

Paweł Bytniewski – Althusser and Foucault—Two Epistemologies of Reading 

Małgorzata Czarnocka – Science Constituted by Interests. On Jürgen Habermas’ Conception 

Konrad Waloszczyk – Religion and Science in the Pierre Teilhard de Chardin Works (1881–1955) 

Rafał Michalski – The Concept of the Spatialized Subject in the Philosophy of Arnold Gehlen 

Jakub Gomułka – Counterintuitive or Inconsistent Theory of Intentionality? A Dispute Between Dennett and Searle 

Barbara Trybulec – What Does Microsoft Think about? Some Controversies Over the Group Agency 

Jarosław Mrozek – Is There a Retreat from Naturalism in Physics? 

Rafał Antoni Kupczak – A View on the Problem of Anthropogenesis in the Light of the Discussion on the Results of the Comparative Research of Apes Tool Abilities 

PHILOSOPHY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES – THEORY AND PRACTICE

edited by Mariola Kuszyk-Bytniewska

Mariola Kuszyk-Bytniewska – Philosophy of Social Sciences – Theory and Practice. Introduction

Krzysztof Arbiszewski – Us – Subjects of Socially Constructed Knowledge. Reinterpretations and Expansions of Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann’s Social Phenomenology 

Andrzej W. Nowak – Does Rwanda Exist? Axiological Consequences of the Ontological Turn in Science Technology Studies 

Mirosław Chałubiński – Leszek Kołakowski – an Unknown Constructivist 

AROUND EVOLUTIONISM

Krzysztof Chodasewicz – Natural Selection, Evolution of Culture, Dawkins’s Paradox 

Marcin Urbaniak – Phylogenetic Justification of Comprehension Phenomenon and Procedural and Declarative Knowledge 

Ignacy S. Fiut – Learning and Knowledge in Evolutionary Terms According to Tadeusz Garbowski 

GESTALT IDEA AND THEORY – PAST AND PRESENT

edited by Stanisław Czerniak

Silvia Bonacchi – Gestalt as a Specialized Term: Its Conceptual Definition in Psychology and Philosophy 

Danilo Facca – The Aristotelian Notion of Form and its Applications in Contemporary Philosophy 

Stanisław Czerniak – Categorial Relations Between Gestalt Theory and Classical 20th—Century Philosophical Anthropology 

Anna Michalska – Gestalt and Science. Kuhn’s Model of Scientific Change in the Light of Gestalt Theory

Jagna Brudzińska – Type as the Dynamic Structure of Experience From the Perspective of Genetic Phenomenology 

Przemysław Parszutowicz – On the Relations Between Philosophy of Symbolic Forms and Gestalt Theory 

III. Polemics and Discussions

Stanisław Czerniak – Hans-Jörg Rheinberger on Nature and Culture 

Sławomir Leciejewski – Visualization and Recording Techniques in Natural Sciences in Hans-Jörg Rheinberger View 

IV. Translations​

Arnold Gehlen – Prawda a irracjonalna pewność doświadczenia