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Thinking: conceptualization in the history of philosophy, contemporary issues, understanding and structure

The article is dedicated to the rethinking of the phenomenon of thinking in the context of historical-philosophical conceptualizations, the current crisis of rationality, and the search for new methodological foundations for its study. The author draws from personal experience of participation in the Moscow methodologi...

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Intelligence between Truth and Operation: A Cultural-Philosophical Genealogy of the Concept

The article demonstrates that the contemporary usage of the concept of “intelligence” is the result of a long cul-tural transformation, during which metaphysically and normatively rich notions of mind were partially translated into the language of operations, abilities, and measurable differences. The methodological ba...

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From the processuality of the world to logical formalization: A critique of the ontology of simple objects and of Wittgenstein's truth-functions in light of Cognitive Psychiatry

Objective: To propose a critique of the logical-ontological theory of the early Wittgenstein, in the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, which establishes a structural correspondence between world and language (the world as the totality of facts, facts as combinations of simple objects, and complex propositions as truth-fu...

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The Problem of the Relationship between Intuition and Reason in Western and Eastern Philosophical Systems

The present study aims to identify the correlation between intuition and reason as cognitive foundations of philosophical thinking across different cultural traditions. The analysis relies on the systematic categorisation of intuition, identification of their functions within philosophical cognition, and comparison of...

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Husserl and Twardowski: Two Paths for the Reform of Logic

This paper reconstructs, in a historical and critical perspective, the Brentanian project of a reform of logic and the bifurcation that emerges between Twardowski and Husserl. Against the widespread tendency to frame the Austro-Polish debates through the metaphysical opposition realism/idealism, it argues that the deci...

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Dialectics of Aconceptuality

This volume presents a dialectic-idealist overview of natural language and natural (non-artificial) thinking. Pauli Pylkkö’s view is thoroughly non-classical and takes ambiguity and contradictoriness as vital and inalienable properties of all speaking and thinking. The main function of a sentence is to change the meani...

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