Vol. 42 (1990)

Problemos

Published 1990-04-04

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Evaldas Nekrašas

Aims of Philosophy and Problems of Its Teaching

5-14

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Justinas Karosas

Status of Philosophy

15-20

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Eugenijus Meškauskas

Methodological Role of Philosophy

21-23

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Danutė Kapačiauskienė

Ethical Meaning of Philosophy

24-30

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Bronislava Černienė

Does the Higher School Philosophy Fulfil Its Function?

31-35

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Valerijus Savčiukas

Innovations and Archaic Elements in Consciousness

36-38

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Gintaras Beresnevičius

Some Indo-European Archetypes as Ground for Philosophical and Mythological Thinking

39-42

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Jozefas Kokelmanas

Thoughts on the Problem: "Who Needs Philosohy?"

43-59

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Zenonas Norkus

The Outline of Max Weber’s Methodology of Social Cognition

60-68

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Max Weber

Wissenschaft als Beruf

69-82

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Antanas Andrijauskas

A. Schopenhauer’s Philosophy of Art

83-93

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Rita Šerpytytė

Practical Philosophy of I. Kant and Problem of Foundation of Law

94-107

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Grigorijus Adelšinas

Aristotelian Mind and Genesis of G. Hegel’s Principle of Pure Being

108-115

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Virginijus Valentinavičius

What is Philosophy?

116-121

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Leonidas Donskis

The Problem of Autonomy of Art in the Crossing of Aesthetic and Culturological Studies

121-124

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Gema Jurkūnaitė

On the Role fo Law Consciousness

125-125

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Romualdas Kacevičius

The Problem of Understanding in Contemporary Philosophy

125-126

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B. Deksnys

Irmija Zaksas (1919-1989

126-127

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