Jakub Wolak – PhD in Philosophy, Assistant Professor at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, in the Department of History of Modern and Contemporary Philosophy. His research encompasses history of political philosophy, particularly classical thought and its reception, as well as Polish noble republicanism. Translator and editor; he published i.a. Polish translations of De mysteriis by Iamblichus of Chalcis, book I (with A. Ładziński, Warsaw 2021) and Etruscan Places by D.H. Lawrence (Warsaw 2023).

Publications in the “Archives of the History of Philosophy…”

• The Last Letter from Krzysztof Michalski to Jan Patocka
• "Critical realism” in the social sciences
• "Humankind could not but go astray amidst Poverty and Misery” – the Causes and Consequences of the Existence of Evil in the World in the Light of Hugo Kołłątaj’s The Moral and Physical Order
• A Contextual and Philosophical Analysis of Aquinas’ Fourth Way
• A Grief after my Outworn Dressing-gown or an Advice for Those Who Have more Taste than Wealth
• A Hundred Years of Polish Philosophy and Culture
• About Friendship with Oneself in Aristotle’s Ethics
• About Pleasure – Chapters Eleven to Fourteen of the Seventh Book of the Nicomachean Ethics
• About the journal
• About the Swiss Polonophiles in the Age of Enlightenment and their Designs to Repair the Polish Republic
• About the website
• Absolute Fact of “I am” as a Consequence of the Priority of Existence over Essence
• Accidentalism in Aristotle? Poetics and Ontology
• Acedia as Despair of Prideless Man
• Adam Drozdek
• Adam Olech
• Aesthetics of Sentiment and Affective Language: Some Aspects of the Aesthetic Reflection of Du Bos
• Affection and Fantasy in the Constitution of Personal Reality. A Contribution to the In-Depth Phenomenology of the Life World
• Affectivity, Hypochondria, and Piles. Biological Reasoning and Metaphors of Illness in the Hungarian History of Ideas
• Aftermath: Whatever Happened to the Second Volume of Being and Time?
• Agrarian Justice
• Aleksandra Porada
• Alexander Radischev – Dialectics of Enlightenment and the Origin of Russian Thought
• Alexandre Guimarães Tadeu de Soares
• An Anthology of Polish Messianism
• An Early Reception of the Scottish Enlightenment In Poland
• An Embarrassing Side of the Master of Common Sense or About Different Ways of Reading Aristotle’s Ethics
• An Unknown Text by J.I.N. Baudouin de Courtenay
• Analysis of Socialism by Vilfiedo Pareto (Real Systems)
• Anaxagoras and human rationality
• Andrzej Domański
• Andrzej J. Noras
• Andrzej Karalus
• Andrzej Walicki
• Anna Citkowska-Kimla
• Anna Michalska
• Another Beginning for Conceptual History: From Leibniz to Koselleck. Introduction for Eugeniusz Górski
• Antoni Płoszczyniec
• Antoni Szwed
• Apologetic Function of Allegoresis in the Derveni Papyrus
• Appearing and Genesis. Some Questions Concerning Martin Heideggers Phenomenology
• Archive of the History of Philosophy and Social Thought
• Aristotelian Definition of Tragedy and Its Definition by Gorgias in the Light of the Relationship between the Drama-play Writer and the Spectator
• Aristotle in Nietzsche’s Lectures on Rhetoric: Critical Return to the Antique Roots
• Aristotle on Scientific Demonstration / Explanation
• Aristotle on the Purpose of Human Life: a Justification of My Position
• Aristotle on the Purpose of Human Life: Some Remarks on Skowroński’s New (?) Interpretation of Nichomachean Ethics
• Aristotle, the Book Alpha Meizon (I) of Metaphysics
• Aristotles Analytics in a New Polish Translation
• Aristotle᾿s Theory of Categories (Categories 1–5)
• Aristotle’s prote philosophia: Metaphysics, Ontology, Theology or Methodology?
• Augustine’s Two Cities Revisited. Contemporary Approaches to De civitate Dei
• Austin and Positive Meaning of Language Criticism
• Barbara Skarga (1919-2009)
• Bartholomew Keckermann\\\\\\\'s Militant Logic
• Bartłomiej Dobroczyński
• Baudouin de Courtenay
• Being, i.e. Being-possible. Contribution to Martin Heideggers Early Philosophy
• Bene Merentes
• Berkeley and McDowell on Perceptual Experience
• Between Marx and Husserl. The Antinomies of Cartesianism in the Thought of Leszek Kołakowski
• Between Phenomenology and Semantics: Charles S. Peirce’s Conception of Categories Revisited
• Bibliography of the Contents “.Archiwum Historii Filozofii i Mysli Społecznej” T. 1: 957 – T.50-51: 2005-2006
• Bibliography of Works by Jan Garewicz
• Bibliography of Works by Stanisław Borzym
• Body, Expression and Sociality
• Boethius on the aim of Aristotle’s Categories
• Bronisław Baczko
• Butterfl ies Hunter. Hans Lipps – a Few Comments about the Biography
• Can common sense knowledge be common? On Thomas Reid’s self-evident truths from the perspective of anthropological linguistics
• Can we Address the Question of Wrongdoing on the Basis of Heidegger’s Ontology?
• Carl Stumpf and the Philosophical-psychological Debate at the Turn of 19th and 20th Centuries
• Cartesian Elements in Quesnay’s Entry „Evidence” in the Encyclopédie
• Cartesianism and Non-Cartesianism in Merleau-Ponty’s Late Thought
• Casanova’s philosophical libertinism
• Categories 1-5
• Chance in History: Montesquieu
• Chapter 1 of Book II of Theologia Platonis
• Chapters Eleven to Fourteen of the Seventh Book of the Nicomachean Ethics
• Christian Krijnen
• Cieszkowski redivivus
• Commentary to the Translation of Victorinus’s Selected Philosophical Texts: How is Begetting Possible in God? God has Manifested Himself as a Form
• Communicative Competencies as ‘Internal” Factor in Scientiic Development
• Comparative Studies in Philosophy
• Concept of Reality
• Conceptual Thinking in Hegel’s Science of Logic
• Conrad and Philosophy
• Considerations about the Reception of Alexander of Aphrodisias’ On Fate in the Renaissance Thought
• Contact
• Corporeity and Affectivity. Conditions of Possibility of a Lived Body
• Critical Intuitionism of Neo-occidentalist Boris Jakowienkos. Outline of the Topic
• Critique of Ressentment in Reich, Nietzsche, Deleuze and Guattari
• Cultural Being: Heidegger’s Hermeneutical Conception of the Human
• Culture and Human Responsibility
• Cynical Antiphilosophy in Lucian’s Nigrinos
• Cyprian Mielczarski
• Daniele Stasi
• Danilo Facca
• Danuta Załęcka
• Dariusz Piętka
• Dariusz Łukasiewicz
• Database of authors
• Database of texts
• Democracy and the Myth As If the Political Philosophy by Leszek Kołakowski
• Destruction or Synthesis. On Two Methods of Interpretation of William James’ Philosophy
• Dialectic as Socratic Elenchus in Platos Gorgias. The Sophists Paradox on the Teaching of Political Virtue
• Diderot, Balzac and the Physiology of Love
• Dlaczego klasycy
• Dorota Sepczyńska
• Dorota Zygmuntowicz
• Dualism, False Monism, Monadology: an Attempt to Answer the Question about Theoretical Status of Dualism in Witkiewicz–Whitehead Polemics
• East Europe and Our America in Dialogue. Eugeniusz Górski’s Contribution
• Edith Stein: Thomist or Augustinist?
• Editorial Board
• Editorial rules
• Edmund Husserl
• Edmund Husserl’s Polemic over Relativism and Skepticism. Early phase
• Einfühlung, Body, and Knowledge: Phenomenology of the Intersubjective Cognition
• Elements of Rhythm
• Elżbieta Łukasiewicz
• Empiricism and Ethics in Edward Abramowski’s Experimental Metaphysics
• Enchanted by Logos. Gorgias and the Problem of Language
• Epistemological Meanings of Laughter in Nietzsche’s Philosophy
• Eric S. Nelson
• Ernst Cassirer
• Ernst Cassirer and His Phenomenology
• Ernst Cassirer's Concept of Reality
• Erroneous Paths of the Human Subject in René Girard’s Thought
• Essentia and Substantia in the Trinitarian Dispute of Roscelin of Compiegne and Anselm of Canterbury
• Estimative Cognition as a Non-Methodic and Non-Objectivizing Modus of cogitatio in Descartes’s Thought
• Etre et activité selon Aristote
• Eugeniusz Górski
• Eugeniusz Górski in memoriam
• Evolution of Polish Marxist Thought on the Example of the Philosophy of Leszek Kołakowski
• Ewa Czerwińska-Schupp
• Experiment and Scientific Method in Ernst Mach
• Facts and Values in Analytical Discussions
• Felicjan Antoni Kozłowski (1805–1870) – the First Translator of Plato’s Dialogues into Polish
• Forgotten Sources and Inspirations of Crowd Psychology
• Form, Nature, Universality. Alexander of Aphrodisias’ Doctrine of Universals
• Fragile Framework of the World. Experience of Disease and Limits of Existential Analytics
• François Chirpaz
• Freedom, Equality, Truth. The Antinomies of Cartesianism in the Philosophy of Leszek Kołakowski
• French “Nation” in 18th Century
• Friedrich Nietzsche and the Problem of Fanaticism
• From Etymology to Ethnology. On the Development of Stoic Allegorism
• From Imago to Suite
• From the Editor
• From the Editor
• From the Editor
• From the Editor - 57
• From the Editors
• From the editors
• Gemmo Iocco
• Generic Concept of Meaning and Hermeneutical Logic by Hans Lipps
• Georg Simmel, Ferdinand Tönnies and the Discussion on the Understanding of the Modern Social Philosophy
• Gigantomachia peri tes ousias. Reading of Aristotle in XX century
• God and the State
• God’s Failure. The “Childlike” Theology of Hans Blumenberg’s St Matthew Passion
• Gorgias: Rhetoric as Theory and Practice
• Gorgias’ Treatise ‘On Not-being or On Nature’ – Summaries, Testimonies and Polemics
• Grażyna Szumera
• Grzegorz Krzywiec
• Halina Floryńska-Lalewicz
• Hans Kelsen’s Pure Theory of Law and the Marburg School
• Harald Höffding. A Danish Philosopher and Polish Modernist Thought
• Hegel and Hermeneutical Philosophy of the Political
• Heidegger and his Heirs
• Heidegger in Poland
• Heinrich Heine
• Heinrich Rickert and Helmuth Plessner on the Question of Validity of Philosophy of Life
• Heinrich Rickert’s Axiological Foundation of Social Ontology
• Henryk Elzenberg and the Lvov-Warsaw School. The Complexity of Mutual Relations
• Henryk Kamieński’s Question about Russia: between Philosophy of History and Social Philosophy
• heologic Implications of Descartes’ Theory of Object in the Philosophical Turn of the Middle Ages and Modernity
• History of Philosophy as History of the Problem of Knowledge
• History of Spanish Modern Philosophy through the Prism of Hegel’s Thought
• Homo homini deus est – homo homini lupus est. Some Remarks concerning Hobbes’ View of Human Nature
• Hugo Kołłątaj’s Concept of Natural Religion
• Human and Civil Rights in the Enlightenment Philosophy
• Humanism as a Way of Life. Juliusz Domańskis Lectures on Humanism
• Hume: Metaphysics on Trial
• Husserls Philosophy of Language and Semantic Theory of Cognition by Ajdukiewicz
• Husserl’s Phenomenology and Tradition of the Transcendental Philosophy
• Idea et praxis. Liberation Theology versus Activity and Doctrine of the Catholic Church
• Idea et praxis. “Liberation Theology” versus Activity and Doctrine of the Catholic Church
• Idea w poniewierce. The First Political Article of Roman Dmowski
• Image and Affectivity: Question of Subject in Bachelardian Notion of Imagination
• Imitation/Innovation. The Function of St. Thomas Aquinas’ Authority in Valladolid Debate (1550/1551)
• Information for authors
• Innatism in Kant
• Intuition as a Method of Cognition of Principles in Aristotle
• Is the Negation of Being a Negation of Reality? Gorgias on Relative non-Being, or on the Nature: Gorgias vs. Parmenides
• Is Transcendental Relection a Relection on Validity? Remarks on Heinrich Rickert’s Philosophy
• Ivan Aleksandrovitch Ilyin – Religion, Law, Personality
• Jacek Migasiński
• Jacek Posłuszny
• Jakub Nalichowski
• Jakub Szczepański
• Jan Garewicz (1921-2002)
• Jan Karol Kochanowski’s Theory of Nation
• Jan Skoczyński
• Janusz Goćkowski
• Janusz Sidorek
• Janusz Tazbir
• Jarosław Rolewski
• Joanna Zegzuła-Nowak
• Joanna Ziobrowska
• Johannes Volkelt and Heinrich Rickert and the Problem of Metaphysics
• John Dewey’s Project of “the New Individualism” in the Context of History of the Idea of Individualism in American Thought
• Jolanta Żelazna
• José Luis Cano: Poetics and Morality… for Friendship’s Sake…
• Julian Klaczko on Worldview BreakthroughMaciej Soin, „Critical realism” in Social Sciences
• Juliusz Domański
• Kant’s Criminal Wisdom. A Critical Reconstruction
• Kant’s Way to Metaphysics of Ideas. Prolegomena for Reading of the Introduction and the First Book of Transcendental Dialectics
• Karol Chrobak
• Katarzyna Ł. Częścik
• Krystyna Święcicka
• Krzysztof Michalskis Heidegger and Contemporary Philosophy in the View of Correspondence with Jan Patocka
• Krzysztof Sołoducha
• Krzysztof Wołodźko
• Latin American Philosophy and InterculturalityYamandú Acosta, “Nuestra América”. A Revolutionary Program in the XXI Century
• Lech Szczucki
• Lech Szczucki – an Unconventional Historian of Philosophy
• Leszek Gawor
• Leszek Kołakowski (1927-2009)
• Leszek Skowroński
• Life is neither end nor means; life is a law. Heinrich Heine's Historiosophy
• Life, Affectivity and Subjectivity: Michel Henrys Project
• Long-Term Duration of Political Ideas. The Continuity of Issues and Function
• Love and Virtue in Aristotle’s Ethics
• Ludwig Wittgenstein and “Metaphysics as a Kind of Magic”
• Maciej Soin
• Madness at the Basis of Knowledge. The Heresy of Jean-Luc Marion
• Mandeville’s Philosophy and Medicine or the Origins of Psychotherapy in the Age of Enlightenment
• Mantics and Hermeneutics
• Marcin Karas
• Marcin Konik
• Marcin Pietrzak
• Marcin Zdrenka
• Marco Sgarbi
• Marek Blaszke
• Marian Andrzej Wesoły
• Marian Skrzypek
• Marzenna Jakubczak
• Mass Democracy of the Welfare State as the Crux of the Dialectics of Reason
• Mass Politics and Marxism. Genealogy of Problem of Dialectics of Reason as Dialectics of Mass Democracy
• Mathematics and Art: In Search of a Cultural History
• Max Scheler’s Political Personalism and “Sociological Argument for the Existence of God”
• Małgorzata Bogaczyk-Vormayr
• Metaphysics A (I)
• Metaphysics – An Unknown Book by Wincenty Lutosławski
• Methodical-Anthropological Pre-Phenomenology and Schopenhauer’s Pre-Absurdity
• Michel Fattal
• Mikołaj Domaradzki
• Mikołaj Sokołowski
• Militant Polis (in Plato\'s Timaeus and Laws)
• Minima sensibilia in George Berkeley’s Philosophy
• Mira Marcinów
• Montesquieu on Geography – a Necessitarian or Pre-Geopolitical Paradigm?
• Music in Boethius and in Medieval Philosophy
• Naturalism and Anti-Naturalism in Nietzsche
• Naturalistic and Humanistic Fundation of Philosophy of Culture
• Necessity, Freedom and Chance in Diderot’s Philosophy
• Neo-Kantian „Return to Kant” – An Attempt to Characterize the Phenomenon
• Neo-Kantianism and the Emergence of Scientific Philosophy Program. Philosophy as Science and Literature
• New Enlightenment and Political Culture. On the Relationship between Politics and Culture after the Second World War
• Nihilism and the Law of the Stronger vs. Law-Abidingness in the Sophists’ Teachings
• Norbert Leśniewski
• Number and Meaning. The Mathematization of Culture
• On a Persistent Error in Translations of Aristotle`s Peri hermeneias
• On Aristotles Proairesis in the Interpretation of Sebastian Petrycy of Pilzno. On 400th Anniversary of publication of Nicomachean Ethics translated and commented by Sebastian Petrycy of Pilzno
• On Enriching Greek Scientific Dictionaries
• On Fundamental Irreducibility of Kierkegaard’s System to Hegel’s System
• On History, The Present and Future of Polish Philosophy in a Rhapsodic Manner; (Jan Skoczyński, Glosses and Remarks, Księgarnia Akademicka Publishing House, Cracow 2014, pp. 312) « Back
• On Hume’s Theory of Passions
• On Speech and Languages
• On Symbolic Pregnancy
• On the alleged and authentic heritage of Marxism in the philosophy of Russian renaissance
• On the Different Understandings of the History of Philosophy
• On the Fourfold Root of Social Dynamics. Leon Chwistek’s Social Philosophy
• On the Good in Plato’s Phaedo
• On the Groundlessness of Depreciating Aristotle’ Economic Considerations
• On The Method and Structure of Metaphysics
• On the Situation of Descartes’ Thought within History of Metaphysics
• On the Transcendental Philosophy in the Light of the Kantian Aggregate–System Opposition
• On the Ways of Practicing the History of Philosophy
• Oneself as a Story
• Ontological Assumptions of Plato’s Theory of Ideas according to Hermann Lotze
• Perception and Idea: A Double Direction of Twardowski’s Cartesianism
• Perspectivism in Heidegger’s Nietzsche
• Petrarch’s Ascent of Mont Ventoux and Philosophy
• Philo of Alexandria and the Origins of Onto-theology
• Philosophical and Ideological Basis of the Activity of the Order of Illuminati in the Light of Main Assumptions of the Late-Enlightenment Philosophy of Adam Weishaupt
• Philosophical Aspects of Juliette Favez-Boutonier’s Research
• Philosophical Sociology of Peter Winch
• Philosophical Way to God’s Wisdom: Arithmetic and the Definitions of a Number in Early Medieval Texts
• Philosophy and Literature: about Ortega y Gasset
• Philosophy and the Experience of Unprecedented Evil – from the French Revolution to the Holocaust
• Pierre Aubenque
• Piotr Marciszuk
• Piotr Pasterczyk
• Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer
• Plato as Author of the Classical Concept of Truth
• Platonic Gorgias and the Question of Philosophers Political Commitment
• Platos „World of Ideas” According to Hermann Lotze
• Plato’s Laws – status quaestionis
• Plato’s Syllogistic as Described by Alkinoos
• Polish Homeland Project of Juliusz Słowacki
• Prudence and Character. Kant and Two Faces of Pragmatic Anthropology
• Przemysław Parszutowicz
• Rafał Toczko
• Rationality and Affectivity in Politics – the Role of Fear and Hysteria in the Political Thought of István Bibó
• Religious Faith and Human Freedom in Henry Totting of Oyta’s Commentary on Peter Lombard’s Sentences
• Remarks to Translation: Explication of the Principles of Victorinus’ Metaphysical System
• Reply to George Ch. Koumakiss Paper on Dialectic as Socratic Elenchus in Plato s Gorgi
• Revision of Brentanos Cartesianism in Twardowskis Idea and Perception
• Revolutionary and Counter-revolutionary World-views: Two Models of Understanding Sociotechnics as an Overall Therapy of Interhuman Life
• Richard Rorty’s Fight against Correspondence Truth and His Vision of Philosophy and Culture
• Rickert and Heidegger
• Rickert – Famous neo-Kantianist or neo-Heglist? Notes on Reading
• Robert Piotrowski
• Robert Theis
• Roger Pouivet
• Rolf Darge
• Rousseau and Wielhorski, or Dialogue between Two Republicans
• Rybarski’s Justification of the National State Concept
• Sartre’s Meditations
• Scheler: between Striving and Love
• Scholia to the Book Alpha maior of Aristotle’s Metaphysics, transl. by J. Bigaj i S. Blandzi
• Selected Philosophical Texts
• Selected Philosophical Texts
• Selected Philosophical Texts. Causative Activity and Form
• Semantically Closed Languages Reconsidered. Re-Reading Alfred Tarski
• Separation of Church and State according to Hegel
• Several Remarks about the Problem of Philosophical Consciousness
• Seweryn Blandzi
• Skeptical and Nietzschean Critique of Cognition
• Sociability versus Conflict: Grotius’s Critique of the Doctrine of Raison d’État
• Social and Political Thought of Sophists-Protagoras, Prodicus, Hippias and Antiphon
• Social Eugenics of XIX and XX Centuries in Historical and Philosophical Context
• Social Ideal in Leon Petrażycki’s Legal Policy. Evolutionary Perspective
• Sociology of Knowledge and Social-Scientific Hermeneutics
• Some Notes Regarding the Cartesian Foundation in Descartes’ La recherche de la vérité
• Some Remarks on Husserl’s and Seiferts’s Ontology of Propositions
• Some Remarks on the Object of Metaphysics according to Francisco Suarez
• Some Scholastic Terms of Marsilio Ficino’s Theory of Knowledge in the Platonic Theology
• Sources of Modern Natural Law in Hugo Grotius’s Political Philosophy
• Spain and Europe as a Problem
• Spain and Europe as a Problem (From Generation of ‘98 until the Demise of Francoism)
• Speaking as Predication. Aristotle’s Question concerning Philosophy and Its Matter
• Speech and Action in Heraclitus. On the Theoretical Foundations of Moral Action
• Stanisław Borzym (ur. 1939)
• Stanisław Borzym: A Praise of Acquiescence
• Stanisław Janeczek
• Stanisław Łojek
• Stefan Zabieglik
• Suárez’ Disputationes metaphysicae (1597) and the medieval Doctrines of the Transcendentals
• Subject and Structure of Aristotle’s Metaphysics. Przeł. J. Bigaj
• Subordination and Freedom in Rousseau’ Philosophy
• Substance as Function. Critical Concept of Substantiality and the Problem of Synthesis a priori
• Summa on Intellect
• Symbolic Pregnance
• Szymon Wróbel
• Sławomir Mazurek
• Tadeusz Gadacz
• Tadeusz Szawiel
• Tadeusz Zatorski
• Talking with Dietrich Böhler about the Borders of Discourse
• The Agency of Affectivity in the Ritual Abuse Moral Panic
• The Ambiguity of Idea of Progress in Philosophy – from Hegel to Adorno and Horkheimer
• The Aristoxenian Theory of Soul as Harmony
• The Cartesian Motif in Polish Phenomenology (1895–2015): A Review of the Positions and an Attempt of Assessment
• The Cartesianism of Michel Henry’s Philosophy and Phenomenology of the Body – Between the Affective Cogito and the Intellectualist One
• The Case of Slovenia from the Point of View of the Theory of Citizenship
• The Category of the Now As the Ontological Anticipation of the Historicity
• The Concept of Aristoxenos’ Harmonic Science
• The Concept of Basic Beliefs and Obligatory Grammatical Evidentiality: an Evidentiality-based Argument against Foundationalism
• The Concept of Hermeneutic Logic in Georg Misch's Philosophy
• The Concept of Panaugia according to Francesco Patrizi and John Amos Comenius
• The Concept of Paradigm and the Ideal of Science in the Reconstructions of the History of Knowledge
• The Concept of Society according to José Ortega y Gasset
• The Conception of Didactics of Logic as Seen by Jean Alexis Borelly Against a Background of the Enlightenment School Reforms
• The Contemporary Relevance of Aristotle’s Philosophy
• The Controversy over Philosophical Foundations of 19th Century Polish Psychiatry. The Case of Henryk Struve’s Discussion with Medical Milieu
• The Correspondence of Irena Krońska with Jan Patočka as an Important Testimony of the Czech-Polish Philosophical Life
• The Defense of Socrates against K. Ajdukiewicz’s Criticism
• The Development of Culture and the Emotions. Toward Leon Petrażycki’s Philosophy of Culture
• The Development of the Ancient Theories of Proportions
• The Differentiation of Truth in Wittgenstein’s Investigations
• The Doctrine of the „Adherents of Flux” in Plato’s Theaetetus and its Reception in Greek Thought
• The Elenctic Proof of Aristotle’s Principle of Non-contradiction
• The Ethical Socialism of the Young Miguel de Unamuno
• The Ethics of Responsibility. The Principle of Responsibility by Hans Jonas Appeared 40 years Ago
• The Forgotten Hermeneutics of Question(ing) and the Hermeneutical Ontology
• The Forgotten Man
• The Founding Project of Modernity or on the Last Man’s Provenience
• The Generation of 98 Revisited
• The Goodness of Light and the Light of Good. Symbolism of Light in Ancient Gnoseology and in Eastern Christianity
• The Heritage of Gnosis in Russian Religious Thought
• The Hidden Potential of “the Philosophical”; (Jacek Breczko – The Historiosophies of the Writers from the Circle of „Kultura Paryska”. Overcoming of Catastrophism and Rejection of Messianism, UMCS Press, Lublin 2010, 536 pages).
• The History of Life, the Power of Religion. Stanisław Brzozowski and Catholic Modernism
• The Idea of Philosophy and its Historical Origin
• The Idealistic Origins of the Pragmatic Maxim in C. S. Peirce’s Philosophy
• The Impact of the Noble’s Legacy in Shaping Citizenship in Central Europe
• The Last One
• The Learned Banqueteurs or The Deipnosophists? About the Anti-Philosophical Significance of Athenaeus’ Dialogue
• The Lines of Phenomenology in the Central-European Thinking: The Return to the Texts by Czech Phenomenologist Marie Bayerová
• The Logos in Plato’s Sophist
• The meaning of Phenomenological interpetations of Aristotle in genesis of Heideggers fundamental ontology
• The Meaning of Praxis in Liberation Theology and in Narodnism. Drawing Analogies
• The Metaphysical Structure of the Pseudo-Dionysius World in the Triads of Gregory Palamas
• The Natural and Symbolic Sources of European Identity
• The notion of substance in Spinoza’s Ethics and a problem with its interpretation
• The Object of Knowledge and Definition. The Approach to the Problem of Universals in Boethius and Alexander of Aphrodisias
• The One and the Dyad: the Foundations of Ancient Mathematics. What Exists Instead of Infinite Space in Euclid’s Elements?
• The Ontology of José Ferrater Mora
• The Origin of Das Kapital and the Conceptual and Problematic Structure of Marx’s Critique of Political Economy
• The Origins of the Concept of Ideology
• The Peculiarity of Political Philosophy
• The Phenomenological Critique of Law according to Simone Goyard-Fabre
• The Philosophical Aspect of Critical Reception of Cervantes’ Don Quixote in Poland (1843–1918)
• The Place and Role of Book Delta in the Aristotelian Metaphysics
• The Poetics of Evil and its Imagery in Voltaire’s Works
• The Polish Contexts of the Philosophical Diderot`s Miniature
• The Polish Political Elite under Examination and in Depiction by Stanisław Wyspiański
• The Potential and Active Intellect in Avicenna’s Philosophy and its Reception in the Thought of Thomas Aquinas
• The Principles of Psychology According to Saint Thomas Aquinas
• The Problem of Anonymity in Natanson and Schutz
• The Professional Activity and the Bibliography of Professor Eugeniusz Górski (1947–2013)
• The Question about the Question
• The Question of Substance in Descartes from the Existential and Formally-Ontological Perspective
• The Question of Truth in Wittgenstein`s Nachlass (1930-1933)
• The Radicalism of Reason and the Cartesianism of Husserl’s Phenomenology
• The Reception of Ludwik Gumplowicz’s Ideas in Poland
• The Relation Between Anaxagoras and Empedocles According to Aristotle, Several Forgotten Ancient Commentators and Some Famous Modern Scholars
• The Relationship between the Individual and the State in Selected Modern Theories of Property
• The Rise of the Pseudo-Aristotelian Theory of Analogy of Being
• The Role of Cybernetics in the Soviet Union and in Other Countries of Eastern Europe during the Period 1955–1975
• The Second Chapter of the Seventh Book of The Eudemian Ethics (EE VII.2 1235b13-1238b14), transl. by M. Smolak
• The Second Chapter of the Seventh Book of The Eudemian Ethics (EE VII.2 1235b13-1238b14). Introduction
• The Semantic Renewal of Democracy. Some Remarks on Kelsens’ and Bobbio’s Political Philosophy
• The Slav Master. Hegel and Polish Nobility
• The Social Philosophy of Jan Wacław Machajski
• The Source Experience in the Classical Indian Philosophy Approach (Sāṃkhya-Yoga)
• The spirit of tragedy
• The Structure of Nous-Hypostasis in Proclus’ Teologia platonica V
• The Transcendental Method and its Ultimate Justification in the Light of Discussion between Paul Natorp and Hermann Cohen
• The Trial as a Pretext. On Gorgias’ Defense of Palamedes
• The Two Reasons of Shestov
• The Vision of an Incessant Professionalisation
• The Worldview of Feliks Młynarski
• Theodore Kisiel
• Theory of Recognition in Historical Perspective
• Thinking of God in the 20th Century: The Case of Miguel de Unamuno
• Thomas Paine’s Agrarian Justice and the Birth of Egalitarian Discourse
• Thomas White, an Aristotelian Response to Scepticism
• Three Modes of Distorted Temporal Experience in Addiction: Daily Life, Drug Ecstasy, and Recovery. A Phenomenological Perspective
• To Meet Real. Problem of the Immanent Categorization in the Goettingen School of Transcendental Logic
• To the “Being of Being” through the “Logic of Logic”: Heinrich Rickert’s Critical Ontology
• To Understand Kant Holistically. On Immanuel Kant’s Opus postumum
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• Tomasz Mróz
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• Tracking the Formation – with Traces of „Formation”. An Analysis of the Concept of Intellectual Formation in the Boundaries of Historicity by Barbara Skarga
• Tractatus de Succesivis Attributed to William Ockham. Treatise Part I – Treatise on Motion.
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• Transcendental Phenomenology and Metaphysics
• Transformative Analysis of Speech in Plato’s Cratylus
• Trends in the Foundations of Mathematics in the Early Twentieth Century by Maxime Bôcher
• Two Civilizational Doctrines. Koneczny and Majewski
• Two Concepts of Liberty
• Unde Malum? The Problem of Evil in the Philosophy of Luigi Pareyson and its Contemporary Interpretations
• Understanding and Reason On the Development of Logical Self-Consciousness in Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit
• Various Conceptions of History
• Verbum interius as the Essential Experience of Philosophical Hermeneutics. An Outline of the Debate
• Vices and Their Social Meaning
• Vladimir T. Zolotnitskii: In the Service of Virtue
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• Voltaire Lives beyond His Time
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• What a Thinking Thing is?
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• What is the Difference between Corporeal Ontology and Phenomenology of Body?
• Why is a New Polish Translation of Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics Necessary?
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