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• Selfhood and autonomy from a dynamical perspective

  Anna Martin

  27-48

• What are musical emotions? A proposal for a functional–teleosemantic approach

  Tomasz Szubart

  87-105

• Contributors

  Marzenna Jakubczak

  277-282

• Monstrous body: between alienness and ownness

  Anna Alichniewicz

  403-414

• Anil Seth, Being you. A new science of consciousness

  Magdalena Reuter

  549-553

• A revitalisation of virtue ethics in contemporary education

  Anna Drabarek

  349–361

• Transcendentalism, social embeddeddness, and the problem of individuality

  Anna Michalska

  447–463

• Legal interpretation in Paul Amselek’s phenomenology of law — between subjectivism and objectivism

  Maria Gołębiewska

  415–433

• Contributors / Autorzy tomu

  Andrzej Dąbrowski

  555-558

• Genealogy of collective intentionality Max Scheler and Michael Tomasello

  Jaromir Brejdak

  383–402

• Dharmarāja and Dhammarāja (II) Yudhiṣṭhira’s moral dilemmas before the great battle (Mahābhārata 5,70)

  Przemysław Szczurek

  465–495

• Introduction to the issue Subjectivity in relation to values and norms

  Maria Gołębiewska, Anna Michalska

  341-345

• The political subject and hero in culture in the light of Juri Lotman’s theory The case of Lech Wałęsa

  Agnieszka Doda-Wyszyńska, Monika Obrębska

  435–446

• Democracy and polarization. Comments on Aikin and Talisse’s Political argument in a polarized age

  Anand Vaidya

  457-471

• Dharmarāja and Dhammarāja (I) Yudhiṣṭhira on anger, patience, forgiveness and peace (Mahābhārata 3,30)

  Przemysław Szczurek

  415-441

• The argument from correlation to cause in science communication

  Martijn H. Demollin

  315-332

• Disagreement, polarization, and the flight of Minerva’s Owl. A reply to Vaidya

  Robert B. Talisse, Scott F. Aikin

  473-482

• Body and image

  Maria Popczyk

  443-453

• Cantor’s paradise from the perspective of non‐revisionist Wittgensteinianism

  Jakub Gomułka

  351-372

• Introduction to the issue: Critical thinking

  Andrzej Dąbrowski, Marzenna Jakubczak

  255-260

• Between the ethics of forgiveness and the unforgivable: Reflections on Arendt’s idea of reconciliation in politics

  Rafał Wonicki

  27-40

• A war in the head. The new model of Russian propaganda as a Hobbesian time of the disposition of war

  Monika Mazur-Bubak

  115-132

• Power and force: Rethinking Kojève, Arendt and Camus in the populist era

  Maciej Kałuża

  41-55

• Holistic model as a challenge for the medical profession

  Nina Putała

  173-194

• The problems with liberal consensus. Agonistic politics according to Chantal Mouffe

  Anna Szklarska

  95-114