Die byzantinische Philosophie/Byzantine Philosophy
Georgi Kapriev, Zum Thema/Introductory 3–6 Katerina Ierodiakonou, The Byzantine Reception of Aristotle’s Categories 7–31 Georgi Kapriev, Die Eucharistie-Diskussion im lateinischen Mittelalter und ihre Inkommensurabilität mit der östlichen Tradition 33–46 Oleg Georgiev,The Problem of Individuation in De divisione Naturae (John Scot Eriugena). Body and Individuality 47–56 Tzotcho Boiadjiev, Meriston Symbolon. Gregorius Acindynus and the Debate on Tabor Light 57–71 Ivan Christov, Kallistos Angelikoudes’ Critical Account of Thomistic and Orthodox Anthropology 73–83 John A. Demetracopoulos, Manuel Calecas’ Translation of Boethius’ De Trinitate. Introduction, New Critical Edition, Index Graecolatinitatis 85–118 Über die AutorInnen 119–120
Studien/Studies Jörg Wernecke, Kants Revolution der Denkungsart in theoretischer und praktischer Absicht. Zur Anamnese einer sich selbst aufklären wollenden Vernunft 121–140 Lenart Škof, From Compassion to Solidarity. The Ethical Self, Values, and the Society 141–150
Bioethics/Bioethik Thomas Sören Hoffmann, Zur Aktualität Kants für die Bioethik 151–163 Tonèi Matuliæ, The Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights. Some theological comments on it in the light of interdisciplinary bioethical dialogue 165–180
On the Borders of Philosophy
Ivan Juras, Physical and Virtual Space 181–192 Inna Semetsky, Words, Things, Signs: Semiosis and the Memories of the Future 193–209 Raffaella De Sanctis, Some Typographical Publishing Aspects Connected with the Retorica and Historia of Francesco Patrizi 211–220
Book Reviews Nada Gosiæ, Ante Èoviæ: Etika i bioetika (Ethics and Bioethics) 221–225 Stipe Grgas, Anthony M. Mlikotin: Lone Journey Toward Wisdom 225–228 SYNTHESIS PHILOSOPHICA Bibliography 2005 40 (2/2005) pp. (487–490) 490
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Minds in the World
Zdravko Radman, Introductory 231–236 Tim Crane, What is the Problem of Perception? 237–264 Mark A. Wrathall, Non-rational Grounds and Non-conceptual Content 265–278 Galen Strawson, Real Intentionality v.2: Why Intentionality Entails Consciousness? 279–297 Dan Zahavi, Intentionality and Experience 299–318 Shaun Gallagher, Intentionality and Intentional Action 319–326 Jocelyn Benoist, Seeking and Finding. Intentionality as an Internal and an External Relation 327–338 Eduard Marbach, Lässt sich Subjektivität naturalisieren? Überlegungen im Ausgang von Husserl 339–354 Sonja Rinofner-Kreidl, The Limits of Representationalism. A Phenomenological Critique of Thomas Metzinger’s Self-Model Theory 355–371 Andrej Ule, How Can One Catch a Thought-Bird? Some Wittgensteinian Comments to Computational Modelling of Mind 373–388 Klaus Mainzer, The Embodied Mind. On Computational, Evolutionary, and Philosophical Interpretations of Cognition 389–406 Zdravko Radman, The View from the Background 407–421 Notes on Contributors 423–424
Studies/Studien Severin Müller, Ende der Arbeit und »Labour of Thought«. Zur Bestimmung humanen Arbeitens in der Philosophie der Neuzeit 425–442 Elvio Baccarini, The Liberal View on Some Common Issues in the Moral Debate about Cloning 443–459 William L. McBride, The End of Liberal Democracy as We have Known It? 461–470
Porträt Gottfried Küenzlen, Max Weber: Religion und Entzauberung 471–480
Book Reviews/Buchbesprechungen Marijan Krivak, Paolo Virno: Gramatika Mnoštva (Grammar of the Multitude) 481–484 Ksenija Premur, The KOAN. Texts and Contexts in Zen Buddhism 484–486 Bibliography 2005 487–490 SYNTHESIS PHILOSOPHICA Bibliography 2005 40 (2/2005) pp. (487–490) 491
Index of Works According to Authors
Baccarini, Elvio: The Liberal View on Some Common Issues in the Moral Debate about Cloning 40, 443–459 Benoist, Jocelyn: Seeking and Finding. Intentionality as an Internal and an External Relation 40, 327–338 Boiadjiev, Tzotcho: Meriston Symbolon. Gregorius Acindynus and the Debate on Tabor Light 39, 57–71 Christov, Ivan: Kallistos Angelikoudes’ Critical Account of Thomistic and Orthodox Anthro- pology 39, 73–83 Crane, Tim: What is the Problem of Perception? 40, 237–264 De Sanctis, Raffaella: Some Typographical Publishing Aspects Connected with the Retorica and Histo- ria of Francesco Patrizi 39, 211–220 Demetracopoulos, John A.: Manuel Calecas’ Translation of Boethius’ De Trinitate. Introduction, New Criti- cal Edition, Index Graecolatinitatis 39, 85–118 Gallagher, Shaun: Intentionality and Intentional Action 40, 319–326 Georgiev, Oleg: The Problem of Individuation in De divisione Naturae (John Scot Eriugena). Body and Individuality 39, 47–56 Gosiæ, Nada: Ante Èoviæ: Etika i bioetika (Ethics and Bioethics) 39, 221–225 Grgas, Stipe: Anthony M. Mlikotin: Lone Journey Toward Wisdom 39, 225–228 Hoffmann, Thomas Sören: Zur Aktualität Kants für die Bioethik 39, 151–163 Ierodiakonou, Katerina: The Byzantine Reception of Aristotle’s Categories 39, 7–31 Juras, Ivan: Physical and Virtual Space 39, 181–192 Kapriev, Georgi: Zum Thema/Introductory: Die byzantinische Philosophie/Byzantine Philosophy. Angesichts der lateinischen mittelalterlichen Philosophie und der gegenwärti- gen Fragestellungen der europäischen Kultur/With a view to Latin medieval philosophy and the current questions of European culture 39, 3–6 Die Eucharistie-Diskussion im lateinischen Mittelalter und ihre Inkommensur- abilität mit der östlichen Tradition 39, 33–46 Krivak, Marijan: Paolo Virno: Gramatika Mnoštva (Grammar of the Multitude) 40, 481–484 Küenzlen, Gottfried: Max Weber: Religion und Entzauberung 40, 471–480 SYNTHESIS PHILOSOPHICA Bibliography 2005 40 (2/2005) pp. (487–490) 492
Mainzer, Klaus: The Embodied Mind. On Computational, Evolutionary, and Philosophical In- terpretations of Cognition 40, 389–406 Marbach, Eduard: Lässt sich Subjektivität naturalisieren? Überlegungen im Ausgang von Husserl 40, 339–354 Matuliæ, Tonèi: The Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights. Some theological comments on it in the light of interdisciplinary bioethical dialogue 39, 165–180 McBride, William L.: The End of Liberal Democracy as We have Known It? 40, 461–470 Müller, Severin: Ende der Arbeit und »Labour of Thought«. Zur Bestimmung humanen Arbeitens in der Philosophie der Neuzeit 40, 425–442 Premur, Ksenija: The KOAN. Texts and Contexts in Zen Buddhism 40, 484–486 Radman, Zdravko: Introductory: Minds in the World 40, 231–236 The View from the Background 40, 407–421 Rinofner-Kreidl, Sonja: The Limits of Representationalism. A Phenomenological Critique of Thomas Metzinger’s Self-Model Theory 40, 355–371 Semetsky, Inna: Words, Things, Signs: Semiosis and the Memories of the Future 39, 193–209 Strawson, Galen: Real Intentionality v.2: Why Intentionality Entails Consciousness? 40, 279–297 Škof, Lenart: From Compassion to Solidarity. The Ethical Self, Values, and the Society 39, 141–150 Ule, Andrej: How Can One Catch a Thought-Bird? Some Wittgensteinian Comments to Computational Modelling of Mind 40, 373–388 Wernecke, Jörg: Kants Revolution der Denkungsart in theoretischer und praktischer Absicht. Zur Anamnese einer sich selbst aufklären wollenden Vernunft 39, 121–140 Wrathall, Mark A.: Non-rational Grounds and Non-conceptual Content 40, 265–278 Zahavi, Dan: Intentionality and Experience 40, 299–318
