I. THEORIES AND CATEGORIES OF KNOWLEDGE
- Alexandru Surdu, With Lucian Blaga, towards the vaults of the Romanian soul 11
- Alexandru Boboc, “The descending transcendent”. An attempt to decipher a metaphor in the history of metaphysics 19
- Teodor Dima, Notes on Nicolae Bagdasar’s study The Theory of Knowledge through the lens of some methodological paradigms 29
- Viorel Cernica, The negativity of the judgment. Outline of an interpretation and two applications (Constantin Noica, Mircea Florian) 43
 - Constantin Stoenescu, Ion Petrovici on Henri Poincaré, or the role of suppositions in scientific research 58
- Mona Mamulea, Motru’s science of everything and his neutral monism 72
- Mihai Popa, Daimonion as seen by Goethe and Blaga. Stilistic implications 85
- Victor E. Gelan, Mapping the social world in the philosophy of Mihai Șora 96
- Bogdan Rusu, Perception and knowledge in Eugeniu Sperantia 109
- Mihai-Dragoș Vadana, Mircea Florian’s philosophy of given and the traditional metaphysical thinking 134
- Cornel-Florin Moraru, The mystery as horizon of human existence and the luciferic knowledge. A phenomenological interpretation 148
- Theories and categories of knowledge in the Romanian philosophy (a bibliography by Titus Lates) 161
II. PHILOSOPHICAL ARCHIVES
- Dragoș Popescu, Iosipos Moesiodax – an 18th-century scholar and his view onknowledge 179
- Marin Diaconu, On Lucian Blaga, cum ira et studio 201
- Liviu Bordaș, Yoga between the magical and the mystical. Hermeneutical reflection and religious experience in the first Eliade 212
III. REFERENCES
- The history of Romanian philosophy in 2015 (a bibliography by Titus Lates) 261
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