Publication at Faculty of Humanities |
2017
Abstract
The articel deals with the meaning of the eternal recurrence and the reason of time in philosophical work of Ladislav Klíma. The logical inconsistency, which is contained in Klíma's understanding to eternal recurrence, is analyzed.
The conditions established by Klíma do not agree with results which are concluded. Nevertheless the point of Klíma's relation to time is more existentional and the logical analysis is not proportional to the sence of so called "egosolism".
Klíma's literary image of time, which is shown as a legless begar, is established to the previous ideas of eternal recurrence analyses, too. Its role in the specific confession of Klíma's philosophy is explained as well.