Does the change have to be revolutionary? August Cieszkowski’s philosophy of future
Journal Title: Scientia et Fides - Year 2015, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
The main purpose of this article is analysis of question of future in philosophy of August Cieszkowski. Amog Polish philosophers Cieszkowski was one of the most important thinker, who creatively developed the philosophy of George Hegel, added new question, such as “future”. For clarity of analysis the essay is divided into two parts. The first part is connected with problem of future in Cieszkowski’s philosophy with references to social and religious fields. The second one included analysis of relations between social and religious changes and revolution.
Authors and Affiliations
Marcin Lisiecki
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP165142
- DOI 10.12775/SetF.2015.002
- Views 100
- Downloads 0
Evolution in Court. A Federal Judge Defines Science
This article highlights certain recurring themes in Mariano Artigas’s works by examining a judicial decision made in the United States in 1982 concerning the teaching of “creation-science” alongside “evolution-science” i...
El territorio de la espiritualidad naturalizada
(The territory of Naturalized Spirituality) The change of territory from religion to spirituality in our secular societies has given rise to the so-called naturalized spirituality within the naturalist tradition. We cri...
¿Creare est unire? Esbozo de la metafísica de la unión de Teilhard de Chardin
Creare est unire? An outline of Teilhard de Chardin's metaphysics of union As underlying leitmotiv throughout all his work, Teilhard de Chardin develops the relationship between spirit and matter. Matter (multiplicity)...
De la Filosofía analítica al teísmo: Antony Flew
From Analytic Philosophy to Theism: Antony Flew After the great idealistic systems, the advent of nihilism and the formulation of pragmatism, philosophy restarts again creatively. To understand this rise, I will argue a...
The ontological and moral significance of persons
Many debates in arenas such as bioethics turn on questions regarding the moral status of human beings at various stages of biological development or decline. It is often argued that a human being possesses a fundamental...