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Section 7

PHILOSOPHIE DU LANGAGE OF LANGUAGE SPRACHPHILOSOPHIE - FILOSOFIA DEL LENGUAJE

A Puzzle about the Illocutionary Aspect of Meaning ...... 9 J.R. Cameron, England

Sprachphilosophie, Semiotik und Semiologie...... 11 Peter Engleman, A utriche

Chomsky’s Innatism and the Social of L anguage ...... 19 Janos Kelemen, H ungary

The Impossibility of Quine’s Indeterminacy T heory ...... 22 Duncan Macintosh, Canada Are Speaking and Meaning Evaluative A ctiv ities?...... 26 Alexander Matthews, Zim babwe Examining Umberto Eco’s Theory of S em iotics...... 31 Nicholas J. Moutafakis, USA

Frege on Indexicals ...... 36 Kazuyuki Nomoto, Japan

Speech Act Performance and Description ...... 42 Audun 0fsti, N orw ay

Rorty, Wittgenstein, and the Nature of Intentionality ...... 47 Douglas B., Rasmussen, USA 872

Section 8

PHILOSOPHIE DES SCIENCES - PHILOSOPHIE DER WISSENSCHAFTEN - FILOSOFIA DE LAS CIENCIAS

Humanization of Physics...... 55 Ivanka Apostolova, Bulgaria

Zu Poppers Begriff der W issenschaftstheorie...... 58 Nikolaos Avgelis, Grèce

Réalisme conceptuel et réalisme épistém ique ...... 62 Arturo Carsetti, Italie

La Genèse du concept de l’action intégrative du système nerveux. . 66 Élie Feuerwerker, Pierre Couillard, Yvon Gauthier, M ontréal

¿Una ética objetiva?...... 69 Jorge Estrella, Chile The Empirical and the Rational in ’s Work. . . . 74 DP. Gribanoc, USSR

Connaissance scientifique et connaissance pré-scientifique : continuité ou rupture? ...... 78 Maurice Gagnon, Canada

Game Theory, Rationality, and ...... 82 Malcom Forster, Canada Quanta, Randomness, and E xplanation ...... 86 Martin E. Gerwin, Canada Science, Freedom and Em ancipation ...... 92 Peter P. Krischenmann, H olland

Notes Toward a Meta-Methodology of Science...... 97 Janet A. Kourany, USA

Trois oppositions conceptuelles pour différencier des problématiques en épistémologie...... 102 Normand Lacharité, Canada

Selection Models and the Darwinian Theory of Natural Selection . 108 Elisabeth A. Lloyd, USA 873

Kulturwissenschaft und U to p ie ...... 112 H erta N agl-D ocekal, A utriche

Eine Materialistische Interpretation des Dings an sic h ...... 117 Sava Petrov, Bulgarie

Necessity and Accident in Scientific Discoveries...... 121 V.V. Pilipenko, USSR

On the Incommensurability of Superseding Physical Theories 124 Azaria Polikarov, Bulgaria

The Materialistic Mentalism of R.W. Sperry ...... 128 Charles Ripley, Canada

Zur philosophischen Relevanz gegenwärtiger physikalischer Grundlagenforschung ...... 133 U lrich Röseberg, A llem agne

Le Général et le spécifique dans la connaissance sociale ...... 138 M.N. Roukevitch, URSS

Die Wissenschaft als Wert und der Wert der Wissenschaft .... 143 V ladim ir Rum i, Tchécoslovaquie

Scientific Method and in S c ie n c e ...... 147 Yu. V. Sachkov, USSR

The Concept of Scientific Progress: Logical-Methodological Analysis ...... 151 Vadim N. Sadovsky, USSR

Tachyons and Causal Theories of S pace-T im e ...... 155 John D. Collier and Steven Savitt, Canada

Realism and Anti-Realism on the /Theory Dichotomy. . . 160 Stuart Silvers, The N etherlands

Quelques remarques sur la structure de l’argumentation darwinienne dans l’origine des e sp è c e s ...... 163 Olivia* Soubeyran, Canada 874

Section 9

ANTHROPOLOGIE ET PSYCHOLOGIE PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY PHILOSOPHISCHE ANTHROPOLOGIE UND PHILOSOPHISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE ANTROPOLOGIA Y PSICOLOGIA

Gnoseology and Cultural Crisis On the Expansion of Everyday Consciousness...... 173 N.S. Avtomova, USSR

Violence and S o ciab ility ...... 176 George Bozonis, Greece

Qu’est-ce que la psychologie?...... 181 Claude M.D. Braun, Canada

La masse, c’est l’avenir de l’hom m e ...... 187 Johannes Gasser, Suisse

Die Bedeutung des Todesphänomens für die philosophische Anthropologie ...... 193 Peter Kampits, A utriche

Paul Ricoeur on Freud: Symbol and the Language of Desire . . . 198 Thomas R. Koening, USA

Proving Unconscious Mental Activity: Concept Formation and Reconstruction in Psychology ...... 203 Donald Levy, USA

Heidegger and L a c a n ...... 207 Angel Medina, USA

Language and World View Re-approaching the Whorf H ypothesis...... 214 Mara Miller, USA

L’Idée de créer une conception intégrale de l’homme...... 218 A.G. Myslivtchenko, URSS

On Asking a Question ...... 223 W. Kim Rogers, USA 875

Intériorisation...... 227 A. Shalom, Canada

Welt und Umwelt des menschlichen Daseins...... 233 Shin-ichi Yuasa, Japon

Section 10

MÉTAPHYSIQUE - METAPHYSIK - METAFISICA

Hume and Edwards on ‘Why is There Something Rather Than Nothing?’ ...... 241 Michael B. Burke, USA

Realismo metafisico interiorista ...... 246 Alberto Caturelli, Espagne

Philo on the God c i Religion ...... 249 Houghton B. Dalrymple, USA

APXH in ’s Metaphysics ...... 254 Constantin Georgiadis, Canada

Aristotle on the Convertibility of One and Being ...... 259 Edward Halper, USA

Re-evaluating ...... 264 Irene E. Harvey, France ’s Metaphysics and Theory of Culture ...... 268 Ted Krasnicki, Canada Philosophy and Myth: A Semiotic Analysis...... 274 Jam es Jakób Liszka, USA Le Concept de mythe chez Vincente Ferreira da Silva ...... 279 Constança Marcondes Cesar, B résil

Sur la Possibilité de faire de la métaphysique aujourd’hui .... 282 Francisco José Martinez Martinez, Espagne

A Skeleton Key to the A ctualism o of Giovanni Gentile .... 285 Grace Natoli, USA 876

Some Metaphysical Problems in a New L ight...... 291 Elena Panova, Bulgaria

Metaphysics and A nti-M etaphysics...... 295 Gerhard A. Rauche, S. A

Are and Metaphysics Identical?...... 301 Dobrin Spassov, Bulgaria

Métaphysique notionnelle et métaphysique ré e lle ...... 305 Jan Wolters, Pays-Bas

Images of Science and Metaphysics of andBiologism ...... 310 N.S. Yulina, USSR

Section 11

PHILOSOPHIE DE LA RELIGION - RELIGIONSPHILOSOPHIE - FILOSOFIA DE LA RELIGION

Religionsphilosophie - zum Problem, einer philosophischen Legitimation...... 317 Alexius J. Bucher, BRD Early Indian Buddhism and the Nature of Philosophy .... 322 Shirley Chatalian, N igeria

Presence, Religious Experience and C o n v ictio n ...... 327 Harold A. Durfee, USA

Faith — Themes in Wittgenstein and Kierkegaard...... 331 Michael P. Hodges, USA

Thomas Merton’s Imitation of Chuang Tzu ...... 337 Cyrus Lee, USA

Hume On Miracles: The Coalescence of the A Priori with the A Posteriori Argument ...... 340 Michael Philip Levine, USA

Über die methodologischen Prinzipien einer möglichen Religionstypologie ...... 345 Joseph Lukács, Hongrie 877

Interiority and Intellection: Fundaments for a Philosophy of Religion...... 349 Alice Ramos, Spain

For and Against G o d ...... 353 Godfrey B. Tangwa, Nigeria

Section 12

ÉTHIQUE - - ETHIK - ETICA

Moral Implications of Coercion...... 361 Timo Airaksinen, Finland

Rationalization and Ju stificad o ...... 364 Robert Audi, USA

Universal Ethics: Its F o u n d atio ...... 370 A rchie J. Bahm, USA

Natural Law and ...... 375 Richard H. Beis, Canada

Les Droits contre les libertés? ...... 379 Guy Brouillet, Canada

Giving Sense to the Agent: Will and Law in K a n t ...... 383 John Gray Cox, USA Critique of Value R elativ ism ...... 387 John F. Crosby, USA The Thomistic Theory of the V irtues...... 392 G erard J. D alcourt, USA

L’Inculture morale : ignorance ou méchanceté?...... 396 Jean-Marie Délivré, France

La Philosophie de la morale dans le système de la cultur. . . . 399 Lübomir Dramaliev, Bulgarie

A Sociobiological Structure for ...... 404 William J. Ellos, USA

Le Discours éthicologique ...... 407 Pierre Festin, Canada 878

Human Values, the Value of Nature, and Environmental Ethics. . . 412 Michael Allen Fox, Canada When the Good and the Right Conflict, What Should I Do? .... 417 William Gerber, USA

Logique des préférences et philosophie des valeurs...... 421 Even Granboulan, France

Toward an Ethics of Belief ...... 428 Peter H. Hare, USA

Proper Name Morality ...... 433 James R. Home, Canada

On Killing the Immature ...... 436 Elmar J. Kremer, Canada

Supererogation and Friendship ...... 441 Michael J. Langford, Canada

On the Nature and Limits of Ethics ...... 445 Joseph E. Martire, USA

A Critique of Bernard Häring’s Application. of the Double Effect Principle ...... 451 Paul J. Micallef, Canada Affluence and S ainthood ...... 455 Arthur R. Miller, USA

On Norms, Evaluations and the Means-End S ch em e ...... 459 Carlos Pereda Failache, M exico

Biosocial Ought and Biosocial Is ...... 463 Vassil Prodanov, Bulgaria

Limited Nuclear First Strikes and Just War T h e o r y ...... 467 Jerald H. Richards, USA

Contribution to a Marxist Metaethics ...... 473 John Riser, USA

Jealousy and Self-Knowledge ...... 47 Béla Szabados, Canada

Kierkegaards Dialektik der Liebe und des Glaubens...... 481 Junichi Toyofuku, Japon 879

Natural Law Theory, Liberalism and the -Value Gap .... 486 P eter Tum ulty, USA

The Ideological Structure of Ethical Discourse ...... 492 Henk van Luijk, The N etherlands

Smart and Williams on In te g rity ...... 497 Arthur M. Wheeler, USA

On Freedom of Speech ...... 502 Judy Wubnig, Canada

Section 13

PHILOSOPHIE SOCIALE ET PHILOSOPHIE DU DROIT SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND LEGAL PHILOSOPHY SOZIALPHILOSOPHIE, POLITISCHE PHILOSOPHIE UND RECHTSPHILOSOPHIE FILOSOFIA SOCIAL Y POLITICA Y FILOSOFIA DE DERECHO

Concrete Values and D em ocracy ...... 509 Evelyn M. Barker, USA

The Correlation Between the Features of Universal Cultures and the Conceptions of Being Men T o g e th e r ...... 512 A lexander B arzel, Israël Notes on Social Democracy in Americ ...... 517 Loyd D. Easton, USA Why Shouldn’t I Sell My Labour Power?...... 522 Oladipo Fashina, Nigeria

Political Culture as an Object of Philosophical Research .... 527 A.A. Fedoseev, USSR

Reflexiones en tomo a las relaciones entre Cultura y Política . . . 530 Thalia Fung Riverón, Cuba

Culture: Economic and P o litic a l ...... 534 Christopher B. Gray, Canada

Religion, Moral y Conciencia J u r íd ic a ...... 539 C.D. Oscar Guzmán Betancourt, Cuba 880

Ideology and C au sality ...... 543 Patrick Colm Hogan, USA

Terreur et légitimité : Essai sur le terrorisme...... 547 Jean Ernest Joos, Canada

Fair Distribution, Contract and E ...... 550 Alistair Mcleod, Canada

The Concept of Critique in Social S c ie n c e ...... 556 Mihailo Markovic, Yugoslavia

Autonomie als Voraussetzung des “Verständnisorientierten Handelns” ...... 560 Ludwig Nagl, A utriche

The Problem of Man as That of the Production and Reproduction of Immediate Life ...... 566 Y.K. Pletnikov, USSR

Rights and Religio-Cultural D iv e rsity ...... 571 Carlos G. Prado, Canada Le Dessein téléologique dans l’activité politique ...... 576 Vitali P. Ratchkov, URSS

Philosophie der Freiheit und westliche politische Kultur .... 579 Alexander Schwan, A llem agne Beyond Alienation: A Critique of Marcuse’s One-Dimensionality H ypothesis...... 585 Steven G. Shaw, Canada

The Varieties of Liberty: A Practical R econciliation ...... 588 James P. Sterba, USA

Problems of Understanding Human D ig n ity ...... 593 Ulrich Steinwort, Germany

Corporate ...... 598 James K. Swindler, USA

Capital Punishment and the Principle of Double Effect...... 603 Raphael T. Waters, USA

The Dialectics and Taxonomies of Historical .... 608 Gordon Welty, USA 881

Increasing Rights: In Commemoration of the 35th Anniversary of the “Universal Declaration of Human Rights” ...... 612 John Ellsworth Winter, USA

Section 14

PHILOSOPHIE DE L’HISTOIRE - GESCHICHTSPHILOSOPHIE - FILOSOFIA DE LA HISTORIA

Marx’s Philosophy of History and Hegel’s ...... 621 György Andrássy, H ungary

Historical Narrative: A Methodological Doorway to Cultures and their Hidden V a lu e s ...... 625 L.B. Cebik, USA

Zur Gerichtetheit menschlicher G e sc h ieh t ...... 630 Dieter Gellhom, A llem agne

Determinism and Consciousness'in Historical Materialism. . . . 634 Daniel Goldstick, Canada

Psychohistory and the Concept of Overdetermination...... 637 Robert H. Hurlbutt in , USA À propos des principes de la philosophie marxiste de l’histoire. 643 TJ. Oizerman, URSS Historical Laws and the History and Philosophy of Science. . . . 647 Warren Schmaus, USA

The Establishment of Universal Peace on Earth as an Objective Social L a w ...... 651 Vladimir Shevchenko, USSR 882

Section 15

ESTHÉTIQUE ET PHILOSOPHIE DE L’ AND PHILOSOPHY OF ART ÄSTHETIK UND PHILOSOPHIE DER KUNST ESTÉTICA Y FILOSOFIA DEL ARTE

Hegel and the Limits of Musical Expression ...... 659 Philip Alperson, and Martin Donougho, USA

Creativity and the E x N ihilo A rg u m e n t...... 664 D.Z. Andriopoulos, Greece

Die Kunst in heterologischer S icht...... 668 Milan Damnjanovic, Yugoslavia

L’art est un nom p ro p re ...... 673 Thierry de Duve, Canada

Esquisse pour une esthétique...... 677 Ana Lucas Fernandez, Espagne

The Language of T ragedy ...... 682 Nenos A. Georgopoulos, USA The Institutional Theory of A r t ...... 688 Jack Glickman, USA

Hegel’s Fourfold Criterion of Aesthetic Value as a Measure of Adorno’s Critical Methodology...... 690 Lucian Krukowski, USA

Fictional Truths and Cultural A rtifacts...... 695 Peter McCormick, Canada

The Small Town as a Human Dwelling and as a . . . 701 Michael H. Midas, USA

La Laideur et ses droits dans le domaine des a r t ...... 705 Évanghélos Moutsopoulos, Grèce

A Meditation on Aristotle’s Concept of Catharsis...... 709 Alan Paskow, USA 883

The Metaphor as an Aesthetic and Cultural Phenomenon .... 714 Isaak Passy, Bulgaria

Esthétique ou philosophie de l’art? ...... 716 Benoit Proche, Canada

Contemporary Dance as Revelatory of the Faustian II World View . . 722 David B. Richardson, USA

Is there Progress in Art? ...... 726 Sheldon Richmond, Canada

Values and the Contemporary A r t i s t ...... 729 Mary Carmen Rose, USA

Esthétique et topologie ...... 735 Fernande Saint-Martin, Canada

Kunst im Technischen Z e ita lte ...... 739 Wolfgang Schirmacher, Allem agne

Higher Artistic “Orders”, Higher Cultural L e v e ls ...... 745 Peter M. Schuller, USA

Rabindranath Tagore on Musical A esthetics ...... 750 Sitansu Ray, India

Section 16A

PHILOSOPHIE ANCIENNE - ANTIKE PHILOSOPHIE - FILOSOFIA ANTIGUA

N ote sur l ’Oikonom ia politikè ...... 757 Pierre Bellemaie, Canada and Explanation in Aristotle and Hume ...... 762 Irving Block, Canada

Culture orale / culture écrite: le témoignage de P la to ...... 766 Luc Brisson, France

Le Protreptique : esquisse de lecture sur l’idée d’ordre naturel . . . 769 Alberto Buela, A rgentine 884

Die frühe theoretische Philosophie des Aristoteles im Rahmen der Zeitgenössischen kulturellen Entwicklung ...... 11 A Wolfgang Detel, A llem agne Philosophy and Culture in Hellenistic Times with Special Reference to Posidonius ...... 780 Myrto Dragona-Monachou, Greece

The Paradox of Prime Matto- ...... 785 Daniel Graham, USA

Platons Ideen zur Kulturkritik und zur Neubegründung der Kultur und der Bildung ...... 788 Fritz-Peter Hager, Suisse and Egalitarianism...... 794 Robert W. Hall, USA

Dialogue and Dialectic: the Portrayal of Philosophy i n Plato’s Phaedrus ...... 798 Arthur A. Krentz, Canada

Plato on Mind and Morality in Nature ...... 803 Joan Kung, USA

Sur une lecture analytique du Sophiste ...... 807 Yvon Lafrance, Canada Did the Doxographer Aetius ever e x is t? ...... 813 A.V. Lebedev, USSR

Plato on False Belief in the Theaetetus ...... 817 Mark Overvold, USA

An Aporetic Argument in the R e p u b l i c ...... 822 Paul Schollmeier, USA

Aristotle on Friendship ...... 828 Sarah J. Shorten, Canada 885

Section 16B

PHILOSOPHIE MÉDIÉVALE - MEDIAEVAL PHILOSOPHY MITTELALTERLICHE PHILOSOPHIE - FILOSOFIA MEDIEVAL

Theology as a science in Duns Scotus ...... 837 D onald E. D aniels, USA

St. Thomas, SL Bonaventure, and the Need to Prove the Existence of God ...... 841 Lawrence Dewan, Canada

Henri de Gand et la pénétration d’Avicenne en occident .... 845 Raymond Macken, Belgique

Robert Grosseteste et sa théorie de la mesure ...... 850 Celina A. Lertora Mendoza, Argentine Pietro Pomponazzi and the Debate over Im m o rtality ...... 855 Margaret M. Van de Pitte, Canada

La Signification des universaux d’après A b é la rd ...... 861 Christian Wenin, Belgique

Truth, Existence and Knowledge in D e V entate 1.1 ...... 864 Laura W estra, Canada