Vol. 63, No. 3

Članci

1. The epistemic role of fiction in scientific models

   Ana Katic

   5–16

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2. Re-visiting Popper’s social philosophy concerning globalisation

   Nenad Milicic · Takeshi Hamano

   17–41

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3. Negation and asymmetry: What is left of negative utilitarism

   Predrag Krstic

   43–58

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4. Aristotle and Huxley: On happiness

   Ljiljana Radenovic

   59–68

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5. Pleasure and affective components of mental states in the ancient and Epicurean hedonism

   Masan Bogdanovski · Ivan Nisavic

   69–86

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6. Personal identity and the psychological continuity theory

   Mirjana Sokic

   87–104

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7. Reality, fundamentality, grounding (and cognate notions)

   Sasa Popovic

   105–124

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8. Baumgarten on the sublime: Aesthetics and ethics

   Una Popovic

   129–139

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9. Burke’s understanding of the sublime

   Sasa Grbovic

   141–149

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10. At the very edge of the abyss of subjectivity: Kant’s concept of the sublime

    Iva Draskic-Vicanovic

    151–158

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11. The relation between the beauty and the sublime in Hartmann′s aesthetics

    Nebojsa Grubor

    159–167

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12. Erratum

    E Editorial

    169–169

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