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• Evolutionity – A New Age of Humanity: On the Concept of Human Evolution by Hoene-Wroński

  W. Julian Korab-Karpowicz

  141-156

  2018-09-30
• Science and the Last Things

  Stanisław Judycki

  17-31

  2019-06-22
• Berkeley on Voluntary Motion: A Conservationist Account

  Takaharu Oda

  71-98

  2019-02-11
• The Influence of Religious Beliefs on the Establishment of Criteria for Human Death in the Context of Transplantology Considerations. A Comparative Study: United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Poland

  Justyna Czekajewska

  117-134

  2020-12-07
• Edmund Burke: Human Nature and Human Reason

  Paweł Hanczewski

  41-52

  2021-02-09
• Paul Tillich on Question and Answer: The Method of Correlation or From Existential Phenomenology to the Meaning of Being

  Tyler Tritten

  67-97

  2020-12-31
• Human dignity in the philosophy of Immanuel Kant - and the experience of Auschwitz

  Justyna Miklaszewska

  47-65

  2018-07-07
• The Meaning of Human Relations in Existential Philosophy and Its Reflection in Contemporary Art

  Ruta Marija Vabalaite

  7-14

  2018-07-19
• A Philosophy of Dialogue as an Anthropology. In the Circle of Buber’s Ideas

  Piotr Domeracki

  135-151

  2020-12-07
• A Scotist Nonetheless? George Berkeley, Cajetan, and the Problem of Divine Attributes

  Manuel Fasko

  33-50

  2018-12-28
• The natural law and human rights: the position of Berthold Wald

  Józef Kożuchowski

  133-150

  2016-09-01
• Despite numerous cases of human endurance and survival, we remain fragile beings. We are unquestionably vulnerable and we have been so from the beginning: that is what finitude is. What is important is that the impression that such stories make on us is p

  Ramsey Eric Ramsey

  39-47

  2020-12-31
• Albert Schweitzer’s Conception of Man

  Tadeusz Sznajderski

  135-150

  2021-04-26
• Unintended Consequences – Chosen Aspects: Adam Smith vs Bernard Mandeville

  Anna Markwart

  103-118

  2016-12-15
• The structure of a personality and the process of civilizing. The note on the historicity of man in Norbert Elias’s deliberations

  Elżbieta Paczkowska-Łagowska

  25-41

  2018-05-18
• No True Scotsman Disregards the Enlightenment. Alasdair MacIntyre’s Critique of the Enlightenment Project

  Agnieszka Sztajer

  95-108

  2020-01-15
• Why is it so difficult to understand the immanence of God? Specificity of Xavier Zubiri’s point of view

  Rafał Sergiusz Niziński

  77-94

  2017-06-10
• The impact of language and culture on man’s existence on the example of human relationship profile in Le volontaire et l’involontaire by Paul Ricoeur

  Patrycja Bobowska-Nastarzewska

  135-152

  2016-12-17
• Environmental Ethics – Genesis, Development, Directions

  Marcin Leźnicki

  153-170

  2020-12-07
• Hume, Personal Identity, and the Experimental Method

  Adam Grzeliński

  89-105

  2018-09-26
• History as a Work of the Imagination in Robin G. Collingwood’s The Idea of History

  Izabela Szyroka

  159-180

  2018-05-14
• Instinct and Explanation in Thomas Reid’s Theory of Action

  Christopher Lindsay

  57-74

  2018-09-26
• From The Querist to Siris and Back. Berkeley’s Social Philosophy 1737–1752

  Adam Grzeliński

  155-169

  2016-10-16
• Anne L. C. Runehov, The Human Being, the World and God. Studies at the Interface of Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Mind and Neuroscience (Uppsala: Springer International Publishing Switzerland, 2016, pp. 174)

  Bartosz Bukatko

  185-190

  2020-01-15
• Identity, Dignity and the Politics of Resentment

  H. G. Callaway

  141-163

  2023-02-17