Vol. 26 (2020): Special issue

Articles

• The structure of man-person dynamism in Karol Wojtyła’s adequate anthropology

  Amadeusz Pala

  7–27

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• Phenomenology of the Other. Paul Ricœur and Emmanuel Lévinas’ attitude towards the ontology of Totality

  Adriana Warmbier

  29–49

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• George Florovsky’s critique of the Russian eligious-philosophical renaissance: an attempt at evaluation

  Teresa Obolevitch

  51–72

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• Temperance and prudence as virtues of an effective altruist

  Jakub Synowiec

  73–93

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• Christian Philosophy of Man in Poland in the Face of the Challenges of the 20th and 21st Centuries

  Piotr Stanisław Mazur

  95–113

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• Fragile subjectivity, or the controversy grounded on the Lévinasian and Ricœurian philosophies of man, and some of its implications for understanding mental health

  Robert Grzywacz

  115–131

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• Rationality or reasonableness: an attempt at changing the paradigm of philosophical cognition of God – thought of Xavier Zubiri

  Rafał S. Niziński

  133–157

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• The contemporary science and the new theo(cosmo)logy projec

  Sebastian Gałecki, Katarzyna Szufa

  159–188

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