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26. DANI FRANE PETRIĆA 26Th DAYS of FRANE PETRIĆ 26 ISSN: 1848-2228 HRVATSKO FILOZOFSKO DRUŠTVO CROATIAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY KROATISCHE PHILOSOPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT ASSOCIAZIONE CROATA DI FILOSOFIA 26. DANI FRANE PETRIĆA 26th DAYS OF FRANE PETRIĆ 26. FRANE-PETRIĆ-TAGE 26. GIORNI DI FRANCESCO PATRIZI Cres, Hrvatska, 24.–30. rujna 2017. Cres, Croatia, September 24–30, 2017 Cres, Kroatien, 24.–30. September 2017 Cherso, Croazia, 24–30 settembre 2017 Pokrovitelji 26. Dana Frane Petrića predsjednica Republike Hrvatske Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović Ministarstvo znanosti i obrazovanja Republike Hrvatske Primorsko-goranska županija Patrons of the 26th Days of Frane Petrić President of the Republic of Croatia Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Croatia Primorje-Gorski Kotar County SADRŽAJ / CONTENTS Organizacijski odbor i programski odbori / Organization Committee and Programme Committees . 7 Uvod / Introduction . 9 ● TOMISLAV KRZNAR, Filozofija i ekonomija / Philosophy and Economy . 11 ● BRUNO ĆURKO, Hrvatska filozofija u interakciji i kontekstu / Croatian Philosophy in Interaction and Context . 17 Program / Programme . 2 ● Simpozij Filozofija i ekonomija / Philosophy and Economy Symposium . 27 ● Simpozij Hrvatska filozofija u interakciji i kontekstu / Croatian Philosophy in Interaction and Context Symposium . 41 ● 5. Znanstveni inkubator: trening za znanstvena istraživanja / 5th Scientific Incubator: Training in Scientific Research . 47 Sažeci izlaganja / Paper abstracts . 51 ● Simpozij Filozofija i ekonomija / Philosophy and Economy Symposium . 53 ● Simpozij Hrvatska filozofija u interakciji i kontekstu / Croatian Philosophy in Interaction and Context Symposium . 139 Adresar sudionika / Addresses of the participants . 167 ● Simpozij Filozofija i ekonomija / Philosophy and Economy Symposium . 169 ● Simpozij Hrvatska filozofija u interakciji i kontekstu / Croatian Philosophy in Interaction and Context Symposium . 177 Projekt 5. Znanstveni inkubator: trening za znanstvena istraživanja / Project 5th Scientific Incubator: Training in Scientific Research . 181 Donatori 26. Dana Frane Petrića / Donors of the 26th Days of Frane Petrić . 199 Kronologija Dana Frane Petrića 1992.–2017. / Chronology of the Days of Frane Petrić 1992–2017 . 203 Organizacijski odbor Dana Frane Petrića / Organization Committee of the Days of Frane Petrić Zdravko Radman (Zagreb), predsjednik/President, Marko Kos (Zagreb), glavni tajnik/ Chief Secretary, Mira Matijević (Zagreb), poslovna tajnica/Business Secretary, Ivan Be- kavac Basić (Zagreb), Igor Čatić (Zagreb), Ante Čović (Zagreb), Bruno Ćurko (Split), Heda Festini (Rijeka), Ljiljana Filipas (Cres), Nada Gosić (Rijeka), Vladimir Jelkić (Osi- jek), Mislav Ježić (Zagreb), Hrvoje Jurić (Zagreb), Kristijan Jurjako (Cres), Ivan Karlić (Zagreb), Gottfried Küenzlen (München), Mislav Kukoč (Split/Zagreb), Nenad Malović (Zagreb), Ivica Martinović (Dubrovnik/Zagreb), Maria Muccillo (Roma), Arto Muta- nen (Lahti), Gaetano Negovetić (Cres), Sergio Negovetić (Cres), Tomáš Nejeschleba (Olomouc), Mirjana Parat (Cres), Attila Pató (Praha), Snježana Paušek-Baždar (Zagreb), Ante Pažanin , Tomislav Petković (Zagreb), Milan Polić , Josip Pope (Cres), Walter Salko- vić (Cres), Ljerka Schiffler , Nikola Stanković (Zagreb), Igor Škamperle (Ljubljana), Lenart Škof (Koper), Fulvio Šuran (Pula), Alen Tafra (Pula), Christo Todorov (Sofija), Luka Tomašević (Split), Lino Veljak (Zagreb), Dragica Vujadinović (Beograd), Ivana Zagorac (Zagreb), Sanja Živanović (Cres) Programski odbor simpozija Filozofija i ekonomija / Programme Committee of the Philosophy and Economy Symposium Tomislav Krznar (Zagreb), predsjednik/President, Marko Kos (Zagreb), tajnik/Secre tary, Mira Matijević (Zagreb), poslovna tajnica/Business Secretary, Hrvoje Jurić (Zagreb), Ivi- ca Kelam (Osijek), Ivan Koprek (Zagreb), Mile Marinčić (Ivanić Grad), Danijel Tolvajčić (Zagreb), Krešimir Veble (Karlovac), Damir Velički (Zagreb), Lino Veljak (Zagreb) Programski odbor simpozija Hrvatska filozofija u interakciji i kontekstu / Programme Committee of the Croatian Philosophy in Interaction and Context Symposium Bruno Ćurko (Split), predsjednik/President, Željka Metesi Deronjić (Zagreb), tajnica/ Secretary, Mira Matijević (Zagreb), poslovna tajnica/Business Secretary, Davor Balić (Osijek), Demian Papo (Osijek), Ivana Zagorac (Zagreb) 7 26. DANI FRANE PETRIĆA Uvod 26th DAYS OF FRANE PETRIĆ Introduction FILOZOFIJA I EKONOMIJA Tomislav Krznar Predsjednik Programskog odbora simpozija Filozofija i ekonomija U nastojanju da se filozofijski protumači fenomen svijeta i ljudskog života, odnos ekonomije i filozofije nameće se kao višeslojno intrigant- na i obvezujuća tema za promišljanje. Prvotno je pitanje kako razumjeti problem ekonomije, a o odgovorima na to pitanje ovisi daljnji tijek tra- ganja za mnoštvom slojeva i nijansi mogućeg filozofijskog promišljanja fenomena ekonomije. U prvom redu kažimo da ‘ekonomiju’ razumije- vamo kao objašnjenje – racionalno, mjerljivo i poopćivo – proizvodnih kapaciteta društva, te kao društvenu, a možda i »kulturnu« sposobnost zajednice ljudi da namiruju materijalne potrebe svoga života, ostvaru- ju dobrobiti uzajamnog življenja te generiraju višu razinu zadovoljstva postojanja za sve. Već i ova »definicija« ukazuje na brojne probleme i proturječnosti razumijevanja fenomena ekonomije, tim više što je ona izrečena izvanekonomijskim opservacijama. Zasigurno, ovaj je skup potreban kako bi se iznova diskutirale pozicije koje na različite nači- ne promišljaju spomenute probleme, i to na način da filozofija ponudi »domaćinstvo« diskusijama o temi koja u zadnje vrijeme dobiva sve veću pažnju. Filozofija je od svojih antičkih početaka (zasigurno kao referent- ne točke možemo uzeti Platonovu i posebice Aristotelovu misao) pro- mišljala o spektru tema koje danas povezujemo s ekonomskom mišlju. Srednji vijek – ukoliko se želimo držati ove eurocentrične podjele razdo- blja u povijesti čovječanstva i lokalizirati se na povijest Zapada – razu- mijeva problematiku ekonomije na različite načine uz naglašenu vezu s transcendentnim tumačenjima ljudskog postojanja, a ova razumijevanja umnogome ograničavaju važnost materijalnog, pa tako i proizvodnog. Vrijedi ovdje spomenuti i protestantizam kojemu motive nastanka nala- zimo i u odnosu prema materijalnim dobrima. Novi vijek – s razvojem građanskog društva, društvenim raslojavanjima koja izaziva upravo ekonomska moć aktera različitih od onih u ranijim razdobljima, kao 11 i početak kolonijalnih osvajanja, stvaranje fenomena Novog svijeta i razaranje koncepta »starog režima«, revolucionarne promjene u Europi koje se, inercijama ne toliko političkih koliko upravo ekonomskih doga- đaja, šire ostalim dijelovima svijeta – donosi epohalne promjene u dru- štvenim strukturama. Industrijsko društvo i njegova razvojna, a možda jednim dijelom i emancipacijska snaga u problematici ekonomijskog vide sasvim nova objašnjenja putova razvoja čovjeka. To vrijeme osim epohalnih promjena donosi i epohalno važna tumačenja spomenutih promjena – svakako se misao Karla Marxa u tom pogledu ne može zaobići. Dvadeseto stoljeće i njegova brojna očitovanja (neokolonijal- na osvajanja, svjetski ratovi, različiti oblici totalitarnih pokreta, Hladni rat, genocidni sukobi, uništenje prirodnog okoliša, pojava multinacio- nalnih korporacija, informatička i genetička revolucija, globalizacija, dominacija neoliberalne ekonomije i dr.) donose prijelomne i globalne pojave koje svakako transformiraju društvo i razvoju čovječanstva daju poseban smjer. Ne treba niti reći da sve ove teme zahtijevaju posebnu pažnju, pa je u tom pogledu i ovaj skup poziv na promišljanje navede- nih i brojnih drugih problema. Tematsko razastiranje problematike odnosa filozofije i ekonomije sagledavamo na ove načine: ● klasični filozofski uvidi o ekonomskim problemima i teorijama; ● ekonomija i povijest – društvo u mijeni različitih razumijevanja proizvodnih kapaciteta; ● odnos ekonomije i religije – filozofijska, društvena i kulturna očitovanja; ● građansko društvo i demokracija – razumijevanje ekonomskih transformacija; ● politički aspekti ekonomskih promjena: od kolonijalizma i plan- skog gospodarstva do multinacionalnih korporacija, globalnog tržišta kao univerzalne vrijednosti i tranzicijske ekonomije; ● problem gospodarskog rasta i proturječja mehanizama mjerenja dobrobiti ljudskog života i društvenog razvoja; ● ekonomski aspekti eksploatacije prirodnih resursa – uništenje biološke različitosti i jednodimenzionalnost kulturnih obrazaca; ● mogućnosti održivog turizma; 12 ● ekonomija i obrazovanje – uloga znanja u suvremenom postindu- strijskom društvu; ● ekonomski i etički aspekti pojave i učinaka korupcije; ● filozofija i ekonomski aspekti suvremenih društvenih pokreta (anarhizam, naturalizam, ekoregionalizam i sl.); ● ekonomija i projekcije ljudske budućnosti: od transhumanizma do kataklizme; ● ekonomija kao izazov stvaralaštva – umjetnički i kulturni prinosi razumijevanju ekonomskih problema. Kroz ova i, dakako, brojna druga područja nastojali smo stvoriti platformu za plodonosne diskusije i širok spektar suradnje između fi- lozofa, ekonomista i eksperata iz drugih područja znanja. Stoga je ovaj skup sljednik zapaženih i značajnih znanstvenih i kulturnih nastojanja koje Dani Frane Petrića pronose već više od četvrt stoljeća, a filozo- fija u Hrvatskoj i regiji ostaje pronositelj dijaloga, kritičkog mišljenja i stvaralaštva. 13 PHILOSOPHY AND ECONOMY Tomislav Krznar President of the Programme Committee of the Philosophy and Economy Symposium In an effort to philosophically interpret the
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