Josef Ludvík Fischer – Udržování intelektuálních pozic v proměňujících se situací












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            * Miloš Havelka
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            Abstrakt

            This intellectual biography of Josef Ludvík Fischer, one of the profilin gfigures of Czech
            the second third of last century, is based on the reconstruction of his specific habitus a
            the “constructive generation” of the so-called First Czechoslovak Republic. It shows the p

            of Fischer’s combination of sociological, philosophical, and literary theory approaches, a
            places emphasis on Fischer’s transition to the systemic-structural concept of sociological
            and Auguste Comte, 1927) and noetic rationalism (Základy poznání/The Fundamentals of Knowl

            which preceded some of the methodological principles of the Prague Linguistic Circle. In t
            the biography also mentions Fischer’s early thoughts on the unified culture of Europe, as 

            related criticism of German National Socialism in the first third of the 1930s. The two-vo
            Krize demokracie (The Crisis of Democracy), is highlighted as the second peak of Fischer’s
            influenced the Czech leftist liberalism of the so-called “Barrandov Group”, and, with some

            (qualitative democracy, economic parliament, cultural and political amalgamation, etc.), a
            Havel, as well.


            Klíčová slova
            Fischer, Josef Ludvík; Czech philosophy; Czech sociology; sociology – history of; methodol



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