Browsing by Subject "01H - Filosofija"
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Apie humanizmą
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Apie žmogiškojo pažinimo pradus
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Ar moralės filosofija remiasi klaida
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Arba – arba (1843)
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Aristoteliškoji juslinės substancijos samprata ir individo problema.
(2014-01-07)The article analyzes the significance of the concept of substance in theoretical philosophy of Aristotle (in the books of Metaphysics and Physics) as well as the understanding of the individual emerging from it. Two meanings ... -
Atsiminimai apie Sokratą
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Atvirosios visuomenės teisinio identiteto tyrimo metodologijos iššūkiai: tarp mąstymų į plotį ir į gylį
(2019)This paper examines methodological approaches to the study of open society and its legal identity. Mostly, the concept of open society is based on the approach developed by K. R. Popper, who defined the likely development ... -
Baltų ir krikščioniškųjų simbolių estetinė transformacija Petro Dirgėlos „Karalystėje“
This article deals with the epic “The Kingdom” by Petras Dirgėla, a historical work of literature in 14 parts (books) as a subject of multivariable senses of faith (esteem). The significance of these symbols as religious ... -
Between literature and religion: silver age ideas applied to modernity – poetic outlook as a type of religiosity?
Traditionally, the role of literature in Russia has been disproportionally large, because literature there served as ‘the only podium from which the nation can speak about its pain’.1 Russian literary discourse thus ... -
The biblical story of the creation of earth und the fall of man in music – a few works, many observations
The biblical story of the creation of earth and Man, the fates of Adam and Eve – their love, the fall, the expulsion from Eden and its consequences – throughout many centuries inspired philosophers, writers, painters as ... -
The biblical symbol of light in J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Silmarillion and The lord of the rings
In the Bible, light has always been a symbol of holiness, goodness, knowledge, wisdom, grace, hope, and God’s revelation. By contrast, darkness has been associated with evil, sin, and despair. J. R. R. Tolkien was a ... -
Branding Religion in the Age of Consumerism
(2018)Purpose – taking in account that consumption of spirituality and more precisely brand religion in development of the market is widely acknowledged as well as largely abandoned in secular consumer society. The aim of this ... -
Buddhism as an interactive message : [lecture].
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The challenge of ancient cynics to contemporary world: the return to the natural virtue of temperance.
(2014-01-23)This article analyses the most important and interesting aspects of the Ancient Greek Cynicism: diagnosis of the main disease of Ancient Greek civilization and prescribed medicine for that malignant malady. The article ...
