Se construire dans le dialogue philosophique à l’adolescence, entre autonomie et vulnérabilité. by Agathe Delanoë

“…While the practices of philosophy for children are aimed at young people aged 4 to 17, it seems interesting to consider the adolescent experience as a determining factor in the experience of philosophical dialogue, as distinct from the child's experience. …”
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Cry of the earth, of the poor, and of the spirit. Physical, ethical, and spiritual dimensions of the ecological crisis by Joshtrom Isaac Kureethadam

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L’éducation à la majorité selon Theodor W. Adorno by Alain-Patrick Olivier

“…In this paper, I will discuss three problematic concepts taken from Adorno’s philosophy, which appear to have potential for an update in this respect, namely Aufklärung, the culture industry and authoritarian personality. …”
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MIHI QUAESTIO FACTUS SUM (“I HAVE BECOME A QUESTION TO MYSELF”, AUGUSTINE: CONFESSIONS X. XXXIII): by F. England

“…Within the history of both philosophy and theology, declarations of an or the irrefutable truth about inceptive and final purpose and ultimate meaning often have been asserted. …”
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Past and future of the connection between project, technology and neocybernetics by Theo Zaffagnini, Otello Palmini

“… The paper compares design sciences and the philosophy of technology to contribute to the understanding of the concept of innovation in the digital era. …”
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Astronomer and Surveyor Anton Shahin (1799–1842) by Libertas Klimka

“…In 1816 he obtained the degree of Master of Philosophy and in next year was invited to work at the Astronomical Observatory of Vilnius University. …”
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REVISING THE PROJECT OF MODERNITY HERMENEUTICS by Marius Povilas Povilas Šaulauskas

“…The latter is advocated, their quarrel notwithstanding, by Gadamer and Habermas, as well as by various other approaches, intended to break through the boundaries of modern philosophy, e.g. by the herme-neutical pragmaticism of Richard Rorty. …”
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Les écrits philosophiques d’Yves Simon aux États-Unis (1939-1945). Essai de biographie intellectuelle by Bernard Hubert

“…Simon, who was a lecturer from 1938 at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, published, on the one hand, Nature and Functions of Authority (1940) and, on the other hand, several writings in English about political philosophy (“Liberty and Authority”; “Thomism and Democracy”; “Beyond the Crisis of Liberalism”) in 1941-1942. …”
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The Ambivalence of the Scientific Ethos Is Irresistible by I. Т. Kasavin

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Analiza pojęcia światopoglądu ekologicznego by Jacek W. Czartoszewski

“…Furthermore, it must avoid gaps in knowledge, hence the community, in addition to possessing scientific, technical, legal and economic knowledge, should be knowledgeable of humanistic anthropology, axiology, theodicy, and religion, gained comprehensively through the use of common sense knowledge, wisdom, science, philosophy, and religion. Otherwise, gaps, inconsistencies, and even contradictions within the meaning of the world dominate and lead to quarrels and antagonism.…”
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The image of women in the dialect dictionaries of the Prizren-Timok dialect area by Ilić Mirjana K.

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De la matière conquérante à la matière troublante by Ilona Woronow

“…The fascination for raw matter, essential in XVIIIth century science and philosophy, influences garden enthusiasts. Meantime, the interest in new artistic tendencies focuses their attention on development of original forms. …”
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Corpo potência e política - Espinosa e os direitos das mulheres by Maria Luísa Ribeiro Ferreira

“…This paper intends to present the different meanings of “body” in Spinoza’s philosophy, attending to its physical, psychic, metaphysical and political meanings. …”
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Archives délaissées, archives retrouvées, archives explorées : les fonds calédoniens pour l’étude du patrimoine kanak dispersé by Marion Bertin

“…The diversity of the documents in the collection makes them a particularly interesting and valuable resource for researchers, and they elucidate the philosophy, timeline, and administrative organisation of the projects. …”
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HIGHER ECONOMIC EDUCATION IN CONCEPTS OF SYNERGETIC PARADIGM NONLINEAR THINKING by Tatiyana V. Kichkiruk

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SAINT SERGEY OF RADONEZH'S SPIRITUAL HERITAGE AND DESTINIES OF RUSSIA by K. M. Dolgov

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MOKSLO IR POLITIKOS SĄSAJOS J. HABERMASO SOCIALINĖJE FILOSOFIJOJE by Aldis Gedutis

“…THE RELATIONS BETWEEN SCIENCE AND POLITICS IN SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY OF J. HABERMAS Aldis Gedutis Summary The article analyses Jürgen Habermas' attitude towards relations between science and politics, and influence of science upon political sphere. …”
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Relacje pacjent-lekarz w psychiatrii aksjologicznej Antoniego Kępińskiego by Aleksandra Bulaczek

“…The article also introduces the sources of axiological psychiatry developed by Kępiński, which should be found in the philosophy of dialogue. In the light of the works of Kraków psychiatrist one can notice that his philosophical anthropology was saturated with the influence of dialogue thought. …”
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Dualities of the Hungarian Credit Institute Activities by Sándor Zsolt Kovács

“…An important starting point for the issue is the business philosophy and operational distinction of Hungarian actors in the credit institute market (a segment of the representatives of global commercial banks and locally embedded savings cooperatives), and the analysis of the geographical range of their activities (Kovács, 2014a; 2017), and also the survey of their relationship to developed centre regions and lagging peripheral areas. …”
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Gender Politics in Nigeria: A Socio-Political Analysis of Women’s Perspectives on Feminism, Feminist Politics, and Democracy by Victor Jatula, Olusegun Adesanya

“…Using feminist political philosophy as its theoretical framework, and mixed methods to gather data, this study interrogated Nigerian feminism, feminist politics, and democracy through the lens of 100 working-class women. …”
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