TY - GEN A2 - Wróblewski, Paweł P. PB - Uniwersytet Wrocławski. Instytut Filozofii N2 - The monograph consists of nine self-contained studies illustrating the 'transboundary character' of philosophy among other disciplines of scientific knowledge (sciences of religion and culture, theology, history, literary studies, psychology, sociology, biology, medicine and health sciences), as well as the semantic changes of selected key philosophical concepts. The volume begins with a chapter revealing the difficulties in reconstructing Plutarch of Cheronea's cosmogony and the eclectic nature of Medioplatonism, especially concerning its religious content components. The next part of the book not only takes up the strictly theological context of St Basil the Great's use of the philosophical apparatus but also demonstrates the full maturity of the patristic reflection on the status of evil, thus allowing for a revision of the a priori assumed significance of many later approaches. Next, the accumulation of adaptations of the "Book of the Apple" in Hebrew, Latin and Arabic cultures is presented: a case points to the consequences of the lack of access to Greek sources in the formation of medieval "legends about Aristotle". The chapter dealing with the demarcation line between religion and science, as drawn by Ibn Rušd in the 12th century in his study of Islam's relation to the philosophical heritage of the Hellenes, is all the more a warning for contemporary scholars. A different type of limited philosophical transit is dealt with in work devoted to the role of images in the mysticism of John of the Cross, the father of Carmel - an important study in the psychology of religious experience. Then, the definition of "transitus" manifests itself in the context of disputes about Cartesianism, to which a comparative analysis of Malebranche's and Arnauld's views on ideas is dedicated. Another example of philosophy "after the passage" is Freudian psychoanalysis with its bridging role towards detailed disciplines; the author of the chapter tries to keep a "golden mean" in defining these relations. The penultimate part of the book, following Roland Bathes, introduces the reader to a new world of myths after myths, threatened by the 'ideologization of language'. Finally, the monograph culminates with a text postulating the aestheticization of patient care relations, i.e. enhancing subjectivity through an interdisciplinary diagnosis of the patient's personal condition L1 - http://repozytorium.uni.wroc.pl/Content/132258/PDF/Wroblewski_P_(red)_Philosophia_in_transitu_2021%5B5631%5D.pdf CY - Wrocław L2 - http://repozytorium.uni.wroc.pl/Content/132258 PY - 2021 KW - philosophy KW - interdisciplinarity KW - philosophy of culture KW - philosophy of religion KW - philosophy of theology KW - philosophy of science KW - philosophy and social sciences KW - philosophy of healthcare KW - bioethics KW - ancient philosophy KW - patristics KW - medieval philosophy KW - the scientific miracle KW - idea KW - psychoanalysis KW - mythology KW - ethics of responsibility KW - Plutarch KW - Basil the Great KW - Pseudo-Aristotle KW - The Book of the Apple KW - Ibn Rušd KW - John of the Cross KW - Nicolas Malebranche KW - Antoine Arnauld KW - Sigmund Freud KW - Roland Barthes T1 - Philosophia in transitu : między granicami filozofii a filozofią bez granic UR - http://repozytorium.uni.wroc.pl/dlibra/publication/edition/132258 ER -