K slovám Dominika Tatarku

Title: K slovám Dominika Tatarku
Variant title:
  • To the words of Dominik Tatarka
Source document: Studia philosophica. 2013, vol. 60, iss. 2, pp. [29]-41
Extent
[29]-41
  • ISSN
    1803-7445 (print)
    2336-453X (online)
Type: Article
Language
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Abstract(s)
Dominik Tatarka, Slovak (Czechoslovak) writer, philosopher, social and political thinker. His literary and philosophical works are firmly linked with his personal experience, combined with socio-political events in Czechoslovakia. They are based on several principles of which the most important is respect for democratic principles and the rule of Christian universalism, which returned in the end of the 70th last century. The article is focused on the modification of the key problems of Slovak author: the freedom of the individual and the freedom of the community. Tatarka in his texts and also in his life always tried to understand an individual, not judging him. That was his moral strength and reason behind the superiority over many opponents. When comparing his views with the ideas of other authors (M. Bátorová, M. Hamada, Vaclav Havel, C. Miłosz, S. Marais ...), this article will highlights the uniqueness of texts, as well as the importance of the interpretation of the concept of freedom in the context of Central Europe marked by two totalitarian ideologies.
Note
Príspevok vznikol v rámci projektu Vega 1/0536/12 Slovenská filozofia v medzinárodnom kontextu (idey, inšpirácie a spory).