Table of Contents 1/2013

PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE
Philosophical and Interdisciplinary Studies
Vol. 1, 2013

I. Editorial 

About the journal PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE. Philosophical and Interdisciplinary Studies 

II. Studies and Dissertations

Adam Romaniuk — Remarks on Jürgen Habermas’ Epistemology 

Stanisław Czerniak — Gernot Böhme’s Vision of the End of the Baconian Era 

Krzysztof Kościuszko — On the Feedback Based Transcedentalism 

Anna Michalska — The Tacit Knowlege Problem Today. A Neurocognitive Perspective 

Andrzej Gecow — Information, Formal Purposefulness and Spontaneity in the Basis of Life Definition 

Krzysztof Chodasewicz — Multiple Realization and Life 

Włodzimierz Ługowski — Theoretical Models of Prebiological Evolution 

Andrzej Wilk — Future Truth and the Concept of Computability 

Małgorzata Czarnocka — The Strong Programme of Edinburgh School from Epistemological Perspective 

Małgorzata Czarnocka — The Strong Programme’s Ideal of Science. The Autonomy of Science Problem 

Halina Walentowicz — Philosophy, Science, Studying in Max Horkhemer’s Views 

Michał Piekarski — On Ludwig Wittgenstein’ Philosophical Method — from Analysis to Morphology 

Marek Maciejczak — Wittgenstein – Some Examples of Linguistic Errors 

Sebastian Bakuła — The Problem of Cognition in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason as a Theoretical Proposal for Contemporary Epistemology 

III. Translations​
Max Horkheimer — Myśl Schopenhauera w relacji do nauki i religii (1971)