YEVHEN DE ROBERTIS AS HISTORICAN OF PHILOSOPHY
Journal Title: Вісник Львівського університету - Year 2017, Vol 15, Issue
Abstract
In this article are analyzed the sociological approach in the history of Philosophy studies and Ma- terialism, Idealism and Sensualism distinguishing as main philosophical trends by Yevhen Valentynovych de Robertis (1843–1915). Demonstrated are the principles about the subjectivist extremities in theory of knowledge are determined as pessimistic worldview sources, and the metaphysical character of Positiv- ism problem is actual.
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Bogdan Matyushko
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