Over-elaborated and forgotten topics in contemporary social philosophy

in memoriam of Marek J. Siemek

Małgorzata Czarnocka

5-6

Is there a political philosophy of the European union?

Ludger Kühnhardt

7-20

The enduring validity of the critique of political economy Marxian praxis-philosophical dialectics

Wolfdietrich Schmied-Kowarzik

21-31

How to criticize our societies today?

part I: pragmatic sociology and pragmatic critical theory as a social critique

Boyan Znepolski

33-48

How to criticize our societies today?

part II: the radical philosophical critique of capitalism and democracy

Boyan Znepolski

49-64

The return to the critique of the political economy project in the dialectics of the concrete by Karel Kosík

Costa da Costa Neto

65-80

On the modern and postmodern paradigms of ideology and social criticism

Andrzej Karalus

81-98

The moral justification of civic duties

co-citizens, non-citizens and refugees

Michal Sladeček

99-112

The aporias of open society

Halina Walentowicz

113-127

Bartleby and his brothers or the political art of refusal

Michał Herer

129-140

Master—slave

Janusz Dobieszewski

141-147

Philosophy in times of regression

Lino Veljak

149-155

Examining the dialogical principle in Marek Siemek's legacy

Ewa Nowak

157-180

Marek J. Siemek's reflections on the philosophy of modernity

Piotr Dehnel

181-192

Siemek and Althusser

a contribution to studies on convergence of their philosophies

Katarzyna Bielińska-Kowalewska

193-204

Marek J. Siemek and his interpretation of the idea of transcendentalism

Andrzej Lisak

205-216

Godlessness

György M. Vajda

217-222

Hope and utopia against resignation and despair?

Ernst Bloch and Stefan Zweig in connection with emigration and exile

Barbara Smitmans-Vajda

223-229

God in Jewish thinking

between incompleteness and Perfection

Shoshana Ronen

231-251