Volume 1: No. 1/2017

Is the Category of Human Nature Still Relevant?

Table of Contents

Editorial

Przemysław Bursztyka – The Persistence of a Certain Question (1-4)

Thematic Section

Jos de Mul – Human Nature after Neo-Darwinism (5-17)
Agata Bielik-Robson – The Human Difference: Beyond Nomotropism (18-28)

Forum

Zofia Rosińska – Mystical Experience: Pathology, or Supernormality? (29-38)
James G. Hart – From Moral Annihilation to Luciferism: Aspects of a Phenomenology of Violence (39-60)
Marija Selak – Self(ie) (61-66)
Marcin Poręba – Freedom, Symmetry Breaking and Reflective Judgements. An Attempt at an Incompatibilist Account of Freedom (67-75)
Katarzyna Kremplewska – Time as the Source of Inalienable Freedom: Henri Bergson’s “Immunizing” the Self (76-88)

Discussion Papers, Comments, Book Reviews

Randall E. Auxier – The Future of the Humanistic Study and Its Associated Institutions (89-93)
Jakub Tercz – Is Value Based Practice Possible without Metaphysics? Contribution to Further Research (94-96)

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