On some meanings of the words "sense", "to mean", and "meaning"

Jerzy Pelc, Piotr Sadowski

5-20

The meaning of life and the meaning of history in some contemporary cultures

Ettore Gelpi

21-24

A throb of creation and the making of meaning

toward a neo-Hegelian/whiteheadian concept of meaning

Christensen

25-43

Regarding the datum quaestionis of the question

"what is the meaning of the world?"

Adam Synowiecki, Stefan Piekarczyk

45-50

My version of the Christian vision of sense

Andrzej Grzegorczyk

51-53

The desired society and a reorientation of social cognition

Bogdan Suchodolski, Lech Petrowicz

55-59

Social and national conditions of meaningful life

Norbert Michta, Regina Żarczyńska-Rowińska

61-64

Commonsense philosophy

An empirical approach

Antonina Kłoskowska, Tomasz Przestępski

65-73

Counteractivity as a component of human activity

Zdzisław Cackowski, Artur Blaim

75-80

Human nature and the concept of basic needs

Attila Ágh

81-93

Rational society and the Polish experience

Andrzej Kaniowski, Jadwiga Maszewska

95-104

The meanings of lives

Berel Lang

105-112

Some prognostic difficulties for utilitarian social planning

a sketch of a problem

Jan Srzednicki

113-118

The rationality of human technological activity

Lech W. Zacher, Emma Harris

119-126

The meaning of history

Adam Schaff, Olgierd Wojtasiewicz

127-131

Unity in diversity

the meaning of history in unificationism

Sebastian A. Matczak

133-144

The meaning of history in August Cieszkowski

between Hegel and romantic historiosophy

Marek N. Jakubowski, Tomasz Przestępski

145-155

Transformation of the aesthetically valent text into an historically significant context

John Fizer

157-163

Understanding works of art

universality, unity, and uniqueness

Petra Von Morstein

165-175