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Zeus and Hot Jupiters
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Prvními objevenými exoplanetami byli horcí jupiteři. Kepler ale ukázal, že se jednalo jen o observační zkreslení a minimálně ve vnitřních částech planetárních systémů dominují mini-neptuni.
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Jiří Gabriel – the Great Questioner
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What Jiří Gabriel – A Man of Tricky Questions – Did to Me
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The Philosophical Seminar at the Faculty of Arts of Masaryk University in 1926–1950
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Předkládáme čtenářům druhou část našeho pohledu na dějiny Filosofického semináře. V části první1 jsme připomněli sté výročí ustavení Masarykovy univerzity zákonem č. 50/1919 Sb. ze dne 28. ledna 1919. V listopadu téhož roku byla zahájena výuka na jejích prvních dvou fakultách, lékařské a právnické, přírodovědecká fakulta zahájila výuku v omezené míře na podzim 1920. Na filosofickou fakultu přišli první studenti 1. října 1921.
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Legitimacy of Aristotelian Inspirations in Contemporary Philosophy of Friendship
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The starting point of the article is that the contemporary English written philosophy of friendship is strongly inspired by Aristotelian theory of friendship and considers this theory as the most influential among ancient theories. The starting point is illustrated in the first part of the article by general and specific examples.Second and main part aims to examine justification of such a primacy of Aristotle’s inspirationsin contemporary philosophy of friendship. The verification is performed through comparison of qualities of Aristotle´s theory and theories of other ancient philosophers – Plato, Cicero and Plutarch.
The starting point of the article is that the contemporary English written philosophy of friendship is strongly inspired by Aristotelian theory of friendship and considers this theory as the most influential among ancient theories. The starting point is illustrated in the first part of the article by general and specific examples.Second and main part aims to examine justification of such a primacy of Aristotle’s inspirations in contemporary philosophy of friendship. The verification is performed through comparison of qualities of Aristotle´s theory and theories of other ancient philosophers – Plato, Cicero and Plutarch.
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The Relation of Truth and Justification in the Theory of Knowledge
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Nuclear power and environmental crisis
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Philosophy as Archeology?
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