DAN NICA Abstract This paper is a critical investigation about the historical origins of two contemporary approaches in ethics: moral particularism and moral generalism. Moral particularism states that there are no defensible moral principles and that moral thought doesn’t consist in the application of moral principles to cases, but in understanding the morally relevant features … [Read more…]
CONSTANTIN VICĂ Abstract The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between ethics and politics as it was initially stated by Aristotle in the first two paragraphs (1094a-1094b10) of the Nicomachean Ethics first Book. In the beginning I looked at the anteriority relation as an explanatory pattern used by Aristotle to sketch the … [Read more…]
Andreea Gae Abstract Could the paradigm of the quantum physics instrument a metaphysical reconstruction of the natural world? What connections exist between actuality, potentiality and the contradictory complementarity? What are the uncertainty relations and how do they meet the Hegelian Concept or the Aristotelian energeia? How does the metaphysics retrieve the negativity of becoming and … [Read more…]
Bruno Pinchard Abstract Bruno Pinchard discovered Romania in 2005. After this first contact, he becomes familiar with the country, both its towns and natural landscapes, and with its philosophical culture. In this article, he proposes a first analysis of this experience, starting with Leibniz, as European thinker, in order to go to Aristotle as … [Read more…]