Programska knjižica - Hrvatsko filozofsko društvo
Programska knjižica - Hrvatsko filozofsko društvo
Programska knjižica - Hrvatsko filozofsko društvo
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NATIONAL PHILOSOPHICAL SCHOOL –<br />
CONCEPT BY PAVAO VUK-PAVLOVIĆ<br />
In the cultures of Southeast Europe there are significant thinkers who gave<br />
contribution to the development of philosophy of their nations, so in the past<br />
as well as in the present days at all our neighbours we can find very interest<br />
scientific and methodological ideas – starting from classic philosophy all the<br />
way to the recent, most modern philosophical trends. Such important ideas<br />
were also created by the great thinker Pavao Vuk-Pavlović (1894–1976), the<br />
very first modern Southeastern philosopher with original complete philosophical<br />
system.<br />
We are talking here about his unknown idea of the national philosophical<br />
school which was an authentic contribution to the one nation’s philosophical<br />
development. Vuk-Pavlović came as a professor to the University in Skopje in<br />
1958, with a significant academic, cultural, and life experience, and there he<br />
produced some of his best works and gave a large contribution to the progress<br />
of Macedonian tough, university, and culture. He proposed to Macedonian a<br />
creation of the national “Skopje philosophical school”, which would deal with<br />
the exploration of their own philosophical heritage. Vuk-Pavlović explained<br />
that all around the world philosophers are investigating ideas of the thinkers<br />
coming from the large cultures, but almost nobody is interested for the ideas<br />
created in the small and less developed nations. Those ideas are often authentic<br />
and sometime very important for the development of those nations. Therefore,<br />
an identification, publication, and interpretation of concepts produced by such<br />
thinkers are the real spiritual challenge for every society.<br />
Vuk-Pavlović himself was tutor of three dissertations on history of Southeast<br />
philosophy – Jonce Josifovski wrote on development of logic in our region,<br />
Georgi Stardelov on history of aesthetics (and culturology), and Miloje<br />
Petrović on Marxist ideas. After Vuk-Pavlović’s retirement, few additional<br />
academic works were made in this sense in Skopje, and especially reviews of<br />
the work of this great thinker. So the idea of Vuk-Pavlović on national philosophical<br />
school produced interesting spiritual results.<br />
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