Uprzejmie informujemy, iż w brytyjskim czasopiśmie "History of European Ideas" (2016, vol. 42) ukazał się artykuł dr. Arkadiusza Górnisiewicza (Katedra Filozofii Polityki INPiSM UJ)  pt. Existentialism as a Political Problem in Karl Löwith's Thought. Dostęp do artykułu możliwy jest poprzez zasoby cyfrowe wykupione przez Bibliotekę Jagiellońską (baza Taylor and Francis) pod adresem http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01916599.2016.1161538

Słowa kluczowe: Karl Löwith; modernity; existentialism; decisionism; political theory.

SUMMARY

The aim of this paper is to make a case for the claim that Karl Löwith's thought is predominately preoccupied with one major philosophic–historical problem that may be broadly labelled existentialism. This notion is usually employed by Löwith in order to grasp the various phenomena and developments within the European (or Western) history in the modern age. I claim that the meaning assigned by Löwith to the notion of existentialism is inseparable from its political consequences. In other words, I attempt to reconstruct the notion of existentialism in Löwith's thought primarily as a political problem. By advancing this argument, I am inclined towards the view that Löwith's oeuvre deserves more careful reception from political theorists than it has yet received.