In Memoriam
Prof. Dr. Gediminas Mesonis (1968 11 09–2022 07 26)
Research
Skirmantas JANKAUSKAS
Meno: Anamnesis as (Re)Cognition
John F. X. KNASAS
Aquinas and Heidegger’s Phenomenological Reduction of Scholasticism
Nerijus STASIULIS
Martin Heidegger: The Preconceptual Origin of the Theory of Aristotle
Rūta Marija VABALAITĖ
The Meaning of Ideas in the Tractates of Józef Gołuchowski
Tomasz MRÓZ
Józef Jeżowski (1793–1855): A Classics Scholar from Vilnius and his Plato between Germany and Russia, or Italy and Lapland
Vytis VALATKA
Scholastic Logic in Lithuania: Eclecticism and Relation with Philosophy and Logic of Renaissance and New Ages
Saulius LILEIKIS
Maritime Dialogue Culture: Enabling Cultural Self-Awareness
Gintaras KABELKA
The Militant Atheism in Lithuanian Soviet Marxism
Agnietė ŽOTKEVIČIŪTĖ-BANEVIČIENĖ
Religious Terrorism: For Religion or in the Name of Religion?
Selected Theme
Viktorija RIMAITĖ-BERŽIŪNIENĖ
Monuments to 1863–1864 Uprising: Searching State Identity
Classics
St. Thomas AQUINAS
Disputed Questions on Truth. Question 17 on Conscience, Articles 2 and 3
John of SALISBURY
John of Salisbury’s “Policraticus” or “On the Frivolities of Courtiers
and the Footprints of Philosophers”. Chapters 9 - 12
Art
Painting. Artist Vincas Kisarauskas
Antanas ANDRiJAUSKAS
The Drama of Vincas Kisarauskas’s Pictorial Poetics
Culture
Odeta ŽUKAUSKIENĖ
The Ontology of Painting in the Work of Arūnas Vaitkūnas
Aušra VASILIAUSKIENĖ
An Artistic Legacy of Countess Maria Tyzenhauz-Przezdziecka (1823–1890)
Kristina STANKEVIČIŪTĖ
Ironic Fashion in Lithuania: An Investigation into Streetwear
Tomas KAČERAUSKAS
Academic Freedom – Should We Regulate it?
Ieva DEVIATNIKOVAITĖ
The Case of Interpretation of the Statute of the Memel Territory in the Diaries
of M. Römeris. Part II: In the Permanent Court of International Justice
Aistė DROMANTAITĖ
The Dark Side of Leadership in the Organization: What it is and How to Control it
Kęstutis ŽEMAITIS
The Seminary in Marijampolė: Re-Establishment
Junior Opus
Rūta KUPETYTĖ
Discourse Analysis Applying Stuart Hall’s „Encoding/Decoding“ Model
Contributors
