2015
DOI: 10.19090/arhe.2014.22.57-70
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KASIREROVO RAZUMEVANJE KULTURE. Filozofija simboličkih oblika kao filozofija kulture

Abstract: Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu KASIREROVO RAZUMEVANJE KULTURE. Filozofija simboličkih oblika kao filozofija kultureSažetak: Kasirerovo razumevanje kulture u ovom radu razmatra se s obzirom na celokupni okvir njegove filozofije, odnosno s obzirom na njegovo centralno mesto unutar tog okvira. Pojam kulture pokazuje se kao mesto sistemskog jedinstva Kasirerovog projekta filozofije simboličkih oblika, shvaćene kao filozofija kulture. U tom kontekstu pojam kulture analizira se u pogledu njegove veze … Show more

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“…Svetosavlje thus evokes the Christianity that Saint Sava nurtured, ‘our’ Serbian expression of Orthodoxy. Later, the theologian Justin Popović (1874‐1979) penned Svetosavlje kao filozofija života (Saint Savism as the philosophy of life), insisting that Serbs aspire to follow the path of Jesus Christ, just as Saint Sava had done (see Popović 1953). In short, these accounts – familiar to my interlocutors, since they read such texts – construe the Serbian people as a bounded moral entity, one that needs to be guided, taught, and addressed.…”
Section: Orthodoxy In Central Serbiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Svetosavlje thus evokes the Christianity that Saint Sava nurtured, ‘our’ Serbian expression of Orthodoxy. Later, the theologian Justin Popović (1874‐1979) penned Svetosavlje kao filozofija života (Saint Savism as the philosophy of life), insisting that Serbs aspire to follow the path of Jesus Christ, just as Saint Sava had done (see Popović 1953). In short, these accounts – familiar to my interlocutors, since they read such texts – construe the Serbian people as a bounded moral entity, one that needs to be guided, taught, and addressed.…”
Section: Orthodoxy In Central Serbiamentioning
confidence: 99%