Editorial — Jan Srzednicki—beyond philosophical paradigms

Małgorzata Czarnocka

5-8

Debris of a longish life

Jan Srzednicki

9-19

The concept of ma vs the idea of "everything"

to ma or not to ma, that is the question

Jan Srzednicki

21-30

Bona fide of articulate thought

Jan Srzednicki

31-49

On Jan Srzednicki

a recollection

Frances Freeman

51-52

Preface

Alina Motycka

53-54

Why the metaphysics of cognition?

introduction to discussion

Grazyna Żurkowska

55-68

How can existence be cognized?

Tadeusz Buksiński

69-74

Global, fundamental… and rational?

on Jan Srzednicki's new epistemological perspective

Jozef Dębowski

75-80

Metaphysics as an inevitable dimension of cognition

Włodzimierz Zięba

81-85

What the skeptic doubts

Maciej Chlewicki

87-92

Some remarks on cognition. on the basis of epistemology after Wittgenstein

Jan Srzednicki's new epistemological perspective by Grażyna Żurkowska

Zbigniew Król

93-99

How is epistemology possible?

Alina Motycka

101-105

Epistemology after Wittgenstein

Maciej Soin

107-113

An aspect of philosophy of law in Wittgenstein's theory of the meaning

Rafał Patryn

115-119

Comments to the book on the epistemology of Jan Srzednicki written by Grażyna Żurkowska

Zdzisław Cackowski

121-128

Are conditions of knowledge free from knowledge?

Krzysztof Kościuszko

129-131

Srzednicki in phenomenological perspective

Andrzej Kapusta

133-138

Does skepticism lead to dogmatism?

Anita Benisławska

139-148

Epistemology after Wittgenstein or a general theory of action

Jerzy Bobryk

149-156