Vol. 75 No. 2 (2019): The issue dedicated to Professor Urszula Żegleń on the occassion of her jubilee celebrations

Table of contents

From the Editorial Team of "Ruch Filozoficzny"

An Address to Professor Urszula Żegleń on Her Jubilee

Anita Pacholik-Żuromska, Marcin Zdrenka

5-6

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Professor Urszula M. Żegleń, PhD – a Scientific Biography

Daniel Żuromski

8-14

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Articles

Science and the Last Things

Stanisław Judycki

17-31

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The Science of Science – Some Recent Advances

Paweł Kawalec

33-57

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Many-Valueness and Modality

Jan Woleński

61-74

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“How did you know that, Holmes?”. Inferential Erotetic Logic in Formal Modelling of Problem-Solving in Criminal Investigations by Sherlock Holmes

Mariusz Urbański, Piotr Pietruszewski

75-91

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Expressive Power of the Positional Operator R: a Case Study in Modal Logic and Modal Philosophy

Tomasz Jarmużek, Marcin Tkaczyk

93-107

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Barbershop Paradox and Connexive Implication

Jacek Malinowski

109-115

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Turing’s 1948 ‘Paper Chess Machine’ Test as a Prototype of the Turing Test

Paweł Łupkowski

117-128

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Wilfrid Sellars and the Two Images of the World

Tadeusz Szubka

131-144

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New Outline of the Philosophy of the Mental. A Sketch

Gerhard Preyer

145-170

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What is Specific in the Semantics of Metaphor

Marek Hetmański

171-183

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To Think Globally – to Act Locally – to Exist Networkly. The Criticism of the Idea of Global Responsibility in an Ethical and Educational Perspective

Piotr Domeracki

185-196

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Contextual Facilitation of Colour Recognition: Penetrating Beliefs or Colour-Shape Associations?

Maciej Witek

199-208

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Francisco Varela’s Vision of the Immune System

Bartłomiej Świątczak

209-220

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Fallible Heuristics and Evaluation of Research Traditions. The Case of Embodied Cognition

Marcin Miłkowski

223-236

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Epistemic Challenges: Engaging Philosophically in Cognitive Science

Przemysław R. Nowakowski

237-255

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Fading Truth in Social Media

Max Urchs

259-276

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Perspective-Taking in Virtual Reality for Military Personnel: An Overview of Approaches to Virtual Social Training

Adam Fedyniuk, Agnieszka Ignaczewska

277-289

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Subject as Socio-Cultural Creature

Daniel Żuromski, Anita Pacholik-Żuromska

291-303

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