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This work is a comparison of two important modern philosophers Husserl and Merleau-Ponty from the perspective that is common to all phenomenologists – phenomenological method and technique. It is devoted to one of the main sources of the concept of the “forgotten” contemporary and double of J.-P. Sartre. It wants to contribute to the concept of the so-called “philosophical methodology”, which has remained and remains in the shadow of logical methodology and is also related to comparison, the importance of which it also wants to draw attention to. Such a comparison represents a certain brake on (sterile) historicism and enables a deeper understanding of the compared concepts or problems. It also contributes to the enrichment of Slovak philosophical terminology by introducing foreign language terms and their Slovak equivalents, several of which are new solutions. The manuscript of the publication was created during the author’s study stay at the University of Rennes (Brittany) in 1968–1970 and is based on rich material recorded and accumulated not only during this stay, but also during other stays in France and Germany. It also records and takes into account sources and literature in the Czech language. By updating it and supplementing it with the latest findings from the research of the compared authors, a work was created intended for philosophers, logicians, psychologists and students, as well as for all those who want to broaden and deepen their horizons.

Publisher: VEDA, vydavateľstvo SAV

Typ knihy: monography

Vydanie: 1.

Rok vydania: 1996

Miesto vydania: Bratislava

Počet strán: 228

Language: slovenský

ISBN 8022404659 (print)