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Vol. 68 No. 1 (2024): Varia

Published: 2025-05-20

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Why Is Philosophical Anthropology Timely?

Márton Dornbach

5-35
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Epistemic Authority: Some Problems with Preemptionism

Gábor Forrai

36-50
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Which Free Will Exists?

Balázs Gyenis

51-103
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The Affective Unconscious and the Unconscious Enclave

Lajos Horváth

104-119
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Elemér Hankiss’s Theory of Culture

Csaba Olay

120-139
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The Twilight of Consciousness

Dénes Schreiner

140-153
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On the Possibility of a Pluralist Theory of Justice

Krisztián Serfőző

154-168
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Impersonal Reflections upon the Personal

István Sümegi

169-181
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Quantum Theory and Interpretation Adalékok a narratív én filozófiai elméletéhez

Gábor Szabó

182-207
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Self, Narrative, Understanding Additions to a Philosophical Theory of the Narrative Self

Gábor Szécsi

208-228
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Misu (1935–2023)

István Sümegi

229-233
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The Death, Funeral and Aftermath of György Lukács

János Weiss

234-244
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At the Intersection of Science and Phenomenology Reflections on Mihály Vajda’s First Productive Period

Lajos András Kiss

245-263
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Per-Scription – Spontaneous Events and Order of Thought Contributions to Mihály Vajda’s View of Husserl

Tamás Valastyán

264-277
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„You are Schizophrenic!” Mihály Vajda and György Lukács’s juvenile essay period

András Kardos

278-291
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