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• Johannes Volkelt and Mścisław Wartenberg - Neo-Kantian Philosophy of Kant in Poland

  Tomasz Kubalica

  185-204

  2015-01-22
• The Neo-Kantians and the Polemic on the History of Philosophy

  Jacinto Páez

  5-26

  2019-09-30
• The Reception Studies of Kant’s Philosophy

  Andrzej Noras

  115-128

  2014-11-17
• Inquiries Concerning Kant’s Philosophy in the Lvov-Warsaw School: Hersz Bad about the Kant-Laplace Theory

  Anna Szyrwińska

  145-161

  2014-11-17
• "Radical Enlightenment" – Spinoza’s Demiurgic Role in the Formation of the Idea of Enlightenment?

  Jolanta Żelazna

  73-86

  2015-04-13
• Father Mykola Konrad: Reviews as a Source of Reconstruction of the Historical and Philosophical Views of the Thinker

  Oksana Sheremeta

  191-208

  2018-10-01
• Eriugena in Context of the National Origin, World History and the History of Philosophy

  Adam Grzegorzyca

  141-155

  2016-04-28
• Jan Łukasiewicz as a Teacher, Mentor and Inspirer of Mieczysław Wallis’ Creativeness

  Joanna Dorota Zegzuła-Nowak

  69-90

  2018-06-18
• The Historiography of Philosophy in Lithuania during Soviet Period

  Gintaras Kabelka

  39-58

  2019-09-30
• Anthropological turn in the philosophy of the Enlightenment – Johann Gottfried Herder

  Rafał Michalski

  225-251

  2019-07-05
• Philosophy and Revolution. Piotr Tkaczow on the Role of Philosophy in Changing of the World

  Ondrej Marchevský

  127-140

  2017-02-10
• Pawel Jasienica’s Philosophy of History. A Trial of Outlining the Topic

  Kamil Majcherek

  57-76

  2017-03-02
• Forms of Intuitions and Categories as A Priori Grounds of Metaphysics in Kant’s Aesthetics and Transcendental Analytic

  Dariusz Pakalski

  147-164

  2013-06-27
• The Renaissance of the „Unknown Philosopher” Aniol Dowgird’s

  Dalius Viliūnas

  35-54

  2017-03-30
• The Problem of Influence of Jacob Boehme’s Theosophy on Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel’s Idealistic System

  Fryderyk Kwiatkowski

  55-71

  2016-11-18
• Kant’s Philosophy of History and its Underlying Difficulties

  Christoph Horn

  77-94

  2012-12-01
• Since When Has Kant Been Criticized? Lithuanian Version

  Dalius Viliunas

  87-97

  2015-04-13
• Henryk Elzenberg in the Light of Unknown Archive Sources of Mieczysław Wallis

  Joanna Dorota Zegzuła-Nowak

  137-153

  2016-10-06
• Observation of Reality and Theory Creation in Panagiotis Kondylis’ Thought

  Falk Horst, Konstantin Verykios, Lech Zieliński

  79-92

  2015-12-18
• Death as a Source and an Object of Law. Thomas Hobbes’ Standpoint (Part II: Death as an Object of Law)

  Ireneusz Ziemiński

  103-124

  2013-06-27
• Locke’s Understanding of Personal Autonomy as a Source of the Modern Concept of Patient Autonomy

  Maria Nowacka

  123-139

  2019-03-21
• Notes on Chapter XV, "Il Principe", by Niccolò Machiavelli.

  Jakub Szczepanski

  75-93

  2021-07-16
• Non-anthropocentric Philosophy Between Object-Oriented and Thing-Oriented Ontology, or on Some Repetition in the History of Philosophy

  Magdalena Hoły-Łuczaj

  169-189

  2018-10-01
• Mieczysław Wallis and Maria Ossowska. Study of the Relationship on the Margins of Archival Materials

  Joanna Zegzuła-Nowak

  149-179

  2020-03-31
• The Spectre of Stoicism – the Role of Justus Lipsius in the Hobbes-Bramhall Debate

  Ádám Smrcz

  45-61

  2017-10-17
• Memoirs, dreams, thoughts. (Un)conscious Biography of C. G. Jung

  Paulina Prus

  159-177

  2013-10-16
• Marian Zdziechowski and Katolická Moderna. The Relations between Czech and Polish Catholic Modernisms – Reconnaissance

  Michał Rogalski

  95-109

  2014-04-29
• The Problem of Morality (Sitten) in the Light of Slavonic Languages

  Mirosław Żelazny

  59-67

  2014-04-29
• The Polytechnic Student Castorp and the Role of Culture

  Dariusz Pakalski

  79-89

  2013-10-16
• On Izydora Dąmbska’s Ethics

  Zbigniew Orbik

  141-162

  2016-02-12
• Respiratione usus and De arte medica – Two Texts on Medicine by J. Locke

  Adam Grzeliński

  191-202

  2017-06-30