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Programska knjižica - Hrvatsko filozofsko društvo

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MISLAV KUKOČ<br />

Faculty of Philosophy, University of Split, Croatia /<br />

Filozofski fakultet, Sveučilište u Splitu, Hrvatska<br />

IN MEMORY ON NIKOLA SKLEDAR (1942–2011):<br />

PHILOSOPHER, CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGIST<br />

AND SOCIOLOGIST OF RELIGION<br />

“Eros and Thanatos are not mutually unrelated and separate as it usually<br />

takes too simple. Death is an imminent tendency of life. What brings us here<br />

has been akin to what takes us out. However, death is for everyone strictly<br />

individual and personal, but also a kind of deliverance, an eliminating – establishing<br />

bond of the individual person and the cosmos. Thanatos, therefore,<br />

is not merely the opposite of Eros and Bios, death is not only a negation of<br />

life, but also a deliberation for the return to the timeless-eternal origin of the<br />

overall being…” – Thus spoke Nikola Skledar, an outstanding Croatian philosopher,<br />

cultural anthropologist and sociologist of culture and religion, who<br />

passed away last year in November, some forty days after we had sent him the<br />

plaque and the signed postcard with good wishes.<br />

With his impressive versatile multidisciplinary oeuvre, with scholarly, social<br />

and human engagement he left the permanent marker not only in Croatian<br />

philosophical life. The participants of the Days of Frane Petrić will remember<br />

him as one of the most regular participants from the first days of the conference,<br />

not only by his philosophical contribution, but also by his recognizable<br />

Dionysian moment celebrating life, wine, friendship and love.<br />

U SPOMEN NIKOLI SKLEDARU (1942–2011):<br />

FILOZOFU, KULTURNOM ANTROPOLOGU<br />

I SOCIOLOGU RELIGIJE<br />

»Eros i thanatos nisu međusobno nepovezani i odvojeni kako se to obično<br />

prejednostavno shvaća. Smrt je imanentna tendencija života. Ono što nas donosi<br />

srodno je onome što nas odnosi. I smrt je za svakoga strogo pojedinačna<br />

i vlastita, ali istovremeno i izbavljenje od toga, ukidajuća – uspostavljajuća<br />

sveza pojedinca, osobe i kozmosa. Thanatos, dakle, nije puka suprotnost erosu<br />

i biosu, smrt nije samo puka negacija života, nego i njegovo oslobođenje za<br />

povratak u nevremeniti-svevremeni iskon svekolika bića…« – tako je govorio<br />

Nikola Skledar, ugledni hrvatski filozof, sociolog i antropolog, koji je premi-<br />

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