Vol. 29 No. 1 (2023)

Articles

• Evidence of Karol Wojtyła’s thought formation as preserved in archival materials

  Karol Petryszak

  7-28

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• What does moral theology expect from philosophical ethics?

  Tomasz Kraj

  29-40

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• Karol Wojtyła reads and interprets Max Scheler

  Dariusz Radziechowski

  41-56

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• Wojtyła’s view on Kant’s formalism and Scheler’s material ethics of value, or the ethics of material duty

  Jarosław Merecki

  57-70

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• The problem of personalism in Karol Wojtyła’s debate with Max Scheler

  Marek Czachorowski

  71-84

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• Karol Wojtyła’s dispute with Max Scheler over the concept and role of conscience in morality

  Tadeusz Biesaga

  85-98

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• An outline of the concept of duty in the ethics of Karol Wojtyła and Max Scheler

  Teresa Grabińska

  99-120

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• From experience to a method. The significance of Karol Wojtyła’s habilitation dissertation in the development of his concept of philosophical cognition of man

  Piotr Stanisław Mazur

  121-138

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• A lived experience or a reason? From an ethics debate to contemporary culture

  Grzegorz Hołub

  139-152

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• Moral theology in search of a method: metaphysics or phenomenology?

  Jarosław Kupczak

  153-168

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• Roman Ingarden and Karol Wojtyła’s Reading of Max Scheler

  Karol Petryszak

  169-188

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