Programska knjižica - Hrvatsko filozofsko društvo

Namely, in his speech Marković defined the tasks that researchers of
Croatian philosophical heritage need to devote to: make a list of Croatian
philosophers; indicate their affiliation to Croatian philosophical corpus; find
their works, affirm titles of the works; make their list and translate them into
Croatian language; found “decent philosophical library”. In the presentation
I will provide an outline of what has been done to the present day for each
of the above mentioned tasks, in order that we gain insight into efficiency of
Marković’s incentives he left us as heritage exactly 130 years ago.
TOMISLAV PETKOVIĆ
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, Croatia /
Fakultet elektrotehnike i računarstva, Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Hrvatska
MODERN PHYSICS AND/OR NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
ALONG AN INTERNATIONAL TRADITION
OF THE DAYS OF FRANE PETRIĆ
Data, Comments, and a Tribute to Scientists
Who Passed Away and Contributed to those Fields
The first symposium of The Days of Frane Petriš (DFP) entitled “Contemporary
Philosophical Trends in Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina”,
held at the elementary school in the City of Cres between 9–11 of July,
1992, was a beginning-nucleus for the series of unique philosophical-scientific
conferences that have been continuously enlarging, both in their size and thematic
branching. In the post-war period, following the Croatian Patriotic War,
the DFPs have reached European and global horizons and style. A relevant data
arose of the overall DFPs will be presented in the chronologic way, in a single
table as well as by histograms, till the 20th jubilee symposium in 2011. Short
comments and characteristic parameters related to an international history of
the DFPs will be outlined, with a broadening of its spectrum by the introducing
of new disciplines and/or paradigms. The talks in the modern physics and/or
natural philosophy fields were dated as early as possible by the 1st DFP, discussing
topics of experiments of the theory of relativity and its controversies
in Croatia, philosophy of science and analytical philosophy at that time. A
paradigm of modern cosmology and early universe were accepted and incorporated
as the themes and essential questions into the framework of the DFPs,
particularly through the main theme of “Philosophy of Nature” of the 3rd DFP,
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