Böhm Károly filozófia-felfogása

The Philosophical Ideas of Károly Böhm

Ungvári Zrínyi, Imre

Csetri Elek

Dávid Gyula

Faragó József

Mócsy László

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1996

1996

Böhm Károly (1846–1911)

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újkantianizmus

The validity of the values of knowledge and culture, respectively man as a cognitive and culture-forming person was in the centre of Neo-Kantian philosophical inquiries. In this philosophy the basic spiritual functions determine both the essence of the categories which are at the basis of the world concept and the structure of this world concept. Károly Böhm was a professor at the Philosophical Department of the "Franz Jozef" University in Cluj between 1896 and 1911. He was the first Hungarian philosopher to properly deal with questions of the contemporary European thought, and within this, most importantly with basic questions of Neo-Kantianism, but he also integrated his own philosophical investigations into an original philosophical system. He published this in his main work comprising six volumes entitled "Man and his World", in which he offers an example of a creative Neo-Kantian philosophical interpretation.

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