Adam Schaff
Biographic Data
| ID | 470298 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adam Schaff |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adam |
| FAMILY NAME | Schaff |
| SIGNATURE | SCHAFF A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Philosophy and Sociology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 38 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 38 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A Urgência De Uma Nova Esquerda
Qual é a origem do problema da nova esquerda e como se compreende este conceito? Toda esta questão depende de qual seja o resultado de tendencias sociais que, até certo ponto, são contraditórios
A Sociedade Do Futuro
O novo movimento nacional necessita de uma ideologia que seja aceitável para o homem do presente e do futuro; para o homem da sociedade automatizada
Wissenschaft Als Interdisziplinäres Problem II
Einführung in Die Semantik
The pragmatic function of stereotypes
Les pays socialistes sont-ils socialistes
L'appareil conceptuel de la théorie marxienne de l'aliénation
L'aliénation en tant que problème social et philosophique
Linguistic Semantics and Social Reality - Helmut Gipper, Gibt es ein sprachliche relativitätsprinzip? Untersuchungen zur Sapir–Whorf Hypothese. Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer Verlag, 1971. Pp. xx + 349
Linguistic Semantics and Social Reality - Helmut Gipper, Gibt es ein sprachliche relativitätsprinzip? Untersuchungen zur Sapir–Whorf Hypothese. Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer Verlag, 1971. Pp. xx + 349. - Volume 2 Issue 2
Adam Schaff and Contemporary Marxism
Marxist Theory on Revolution and Violence
La grammaire générative et la conception des idées innées
Pour mettre fin à la discussion sur la traduction des « Thèses sur Feuerbach » de Karl Marx
Conscience d'une classe et conscience de classe: En marge de l'ouvrage de G. Lukács « Histoire et conscience de classe
Le structuralisme en tant que courant intellectuel
Réponse d'Adam Schaff
Que signifie « être marxiste
Au sujet de la traduction française de la VIème thèse de Marx sur Feuerbach
Au sujet de la traduction des thèses de Marx sur Feuerbach
The Marxist Theory of Social Development
Historical Facts and Their Selection
Facts are not really like fish on a fishmonger's slab. They are like fish swimming in a huge and sometimes inaccessible ocean; what the historian catches will depend partly on chance, but principally on the part of the ocean which he has chosen to fish in, and also on the bait he is using. These two factors are, of course, determined by the sort of fish he intends to fish for. In general, the historian will find the sort of facts he wishes to fin…
Marx and Contemporary Humanism
One of the more interesting theoretical problems is why history is being constantly re-written. After all it is a notorious fact that everything of historical consequence is not only variously viewed by those living at the time, depending on their social background, convictions, etc., but is also subject to different constructions in different ages. This applies to the vision and interpretation of events and people alike; and especially of great …
L'humanisme marxiste
Marxisme et sociologie de la connaissance
L'objectivite de la connaissance à la lumière de la sociologie de la connaissance et de l'analyse du langage
Marxist Theory on Revolution and Violence
The pragmatic function of stereotypes
Marxisme et sociologie de la connaissance
La définition fonctionnelle de l'idéologie et le problème de la « fin du siècle de l'idéologie
Schaff Adam. La definition fonctionnelle de l'ideologie et le probleme de la « fin du siecle de l'ideologie ». In: L'Homme et la societe, N. 4, 1967. pp. 49-59
Why History is Constantly Rewritten
The slightest reflection shows that the conceptual material employed in writing history is that of the period in which a history is written. There is no material available for leading principles and hypotheses save that of the historic present. As culture changes, the conceptions that are dominant in a culture change. Of necessity new standpoints for viewing, appraising and ordering data arise. History is then rewritten.The problem referred to in…
On Precision of Expression
Both in the case of colloquial language and in the case of specialized scientific language we always have to face the essential issue : what must we do in order not to be misled by an incorrect use of language? When we refer in general to being misled by some use of language we have two cases in mind: primo, when the language in question wrongly performs its communicative function so that the speaker is unable to convey his ideas to the listener,…
Marxism and Existentialism, Part II
Any comparison between two philosophical trends so different, indeed so clearly opposed, as Marxism and existentialism (that is, the Sartre variety of existentialism which alone plays a certain role in Poland) is bound to begin with an attempt to locate the essential differences between the two. As compared with Marxism, existentialism not only involves a different set of problems, a different vocabulary, or a different world outlook; it also rep…
Marxism and Existentialism, Part I
It can hardly be denied that the sudden "eruption" of existentialist influence has been one of the most curious phenomena in Polish intellectual life in the past few years. To account for the sudden and stormy success of a philosophical trend in a milieu in which it was not only completely unknown but also traditionally alien, it is certainly necessary to examine the situation above all in its socio-psychological context. Above all, but not exclu…
Marx's Concept of Man
Introduction to Semantics
Introduction to Semantics
Journal Article Book Reviews Get access Introduction to Semantics. By Adam Schaff. Translated from Polish by Olgierd Wojtasiewicz. (Oxford and Warsaw : Pergamon Press. 1962. Pp. xii + 396. Price 50s). L. Jonathan Cohen L. Jonathan Cohen Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 14, Issue 55, April 1964, Pages 183–184, https://doi.org/10.2307/2955564 Published: 01 April 1964
Problems of Ethnolinguistics
The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis is closely linked to the ethno-linguistic research of the American school of anthropology, which can take pride in its number of leading scholars, all more or less formed or influenced by F. Boas. The anthropological and linguistic interest in the life of the American Indians is understandable within the framework of the social problems posed by the existence of numerous and varied Indian communities in the United State…
Language and Reality
Speech-both audible and inaudible-is always speech about something. The subject matter may be natural reality, social reality, or psychic reality (the manifestations of a person's spiritual life exist for us objectively, i. е., outside us and independently of us, and thus form part of reality which we investigate). The epistemological controversy up to this day has been over which element is primitive : language, which creates our image of realit…
De la vérité objective en sociologie
Schaff Adam. De la verite objective en sociologie. In: L'Homme et la societe, N. 2, 1966. pp. 41-48
Langage et action humaine
La définition fonctionnelle de l'idéologie et le problème de la « fin du siècle de l'idéologie
Schaff Adam. La definition fonctionnelle de l'ideologie et le probleme de la « fin du siecle de l'ideologie ». In: L'Homme et la societe, N. 4, 1967. pp. 49-59
Alienation and Social Action
The word "alienation" is today one of those fashionable and hence suspect words. It is very often used and therefore misused; it is an ambiguous and therefore obscure word; moreover it gives rise to the defensive reactions of those who believe that what it represents is dangerous in practice and who are interested in maintaining a situation which, according to them, is worthwhile defending. These reactions stem from different ways of reasoning an…
Marx and Contemporary Humanism
One of the more interesting theoretical problems is why history is being constantly re-written. After all it is a notorious fact that everything of historical consequence is not only variously viewed by those living at the time, depending on their social background, convictions, etc., but is also subject to different constructions in different ages. This applies to the vision and interpretation of events and people alike; and especially of great …
L'humanisme marxiste
Marxisme et sociologie de la connaissance
L'objectivite de la connaissance à la lumière de la sociologie de la connaissance et de l'analyse du langage
The Marxist Theory of Social Development
Historical Facts and Their Selection
Facts are not really like fish on a fishmonger's slab. They are like fish swimming in a huge and sometimes inaccessible ocean; what the historian catches will depend partly on chance, but principally on the part of the ocean which he has chosen to fish in, and also on the bait he is using. These two factors are, of course, determined by the sort of fish he intends to fish for. In general, the historian will find the sort of facts he wishes to fin…
Réponse d'Adam Schaff
Que signifie « être marxiste
Au sujet de la traduction française de la VIème thèse de Marx sur Feuerbach
Au sujet de la traduction des thèses de Marx sur Feuerbach
Pour mettre fin à la discussion sur la traduction des « Thèses sur Feuerbach » de Karl Marx
Conscience d'une classe et conscience de classe: En marge de l'ouvrage de G. Lukács « Histoire et conscience de classe
Philosophy (27 works) · Humanities (12 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Political Economy and Marxism (9 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Epistemology (6 works) · History (5 works) · French Urban and Social Studies (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works)