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  1. Evolutionary-ontological reflection on physical activity of man in culture.Vratislav Moudr - 2013 - Human Affairs 23 (4):542-555.
    This article is written from the perspective of Josef Šmajs’ evolutionary ontology and considers physical activity in humans. It focuses in detail on a particular form—physical exercise. In the author’s opinion, current physical exercise (sport activity) and any other human form of activity is part of the internal autopoietic processes of the sociocultural system, which displays an ever-increasingly destructive tendency towards its natural environment—towards the host system of the biosphere. The author attempts to establish the degree and manner to which (...)
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  • Homo biotechnologicus.Emil Višňovský - 2015 - Human Affairs 25 (2):230-237.
    The paper outlines the concept of the human being as homo biotechnologicus. This concept is just one version of many possible human self-interpretations, since human beings can answer their own fundamental question of ‘who are we?’ simply using their ‘human, all too human’ self-descriptions. However, technology is a substantial part of the human being as a natural being, and biotechnology is, moreover, its root. The biotechnology of today’s world means that humanity is set on a path to transcending its own (...)
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  • Scientific realism and philosophical naturalism in Šmajs’ evolutionary ontology.Inéz Melichová & Robert Burgan - 2013 - Human Affairs 23 (4):556-575.
    J. Šmajs’ concept of evolutionary ontology has attracted much attention in recent years especially in Czech and Slovak academic circles, yet it remains, as some of its proponents claim, undervalued in Britain and the US. Even in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, there are, in addition to its strong supporters, several authors who almost a priori reject the concept, pointing to several questionable, contradictory or even mutually exclusive or self-refuting arguments. In this paper, mainly based on a comprehensive analysis of (...)
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  • Modernism and nihilism of the Constitution for the Earth.Slavomír Lesňák - 2019 - Ethics and Bioethics (in Central Europe) 9 (1-2):57-63.
    This article uses the post-modern Nietzsche affirmation as a criterion for an analysis of the philosophical concept of the Constitution for the Earth (Šmajs, 2015) and other texts by Josef Šmajs, the principal author of the theory of evolutionary ontology. The author draws the attention of the group of authors of the Constitution for the Earth to the risk of the modernist and nihilist application of evolutionary ontology and proposes that the theory be extended to include new criteria and methods (...)
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  • Sociálna forma pohybu hmoty (a jej hlavné, štruktúrne prvky).Robert Burgan - 2010 - E-Logos 17 (1):1-19.
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  • Ako a čím sa od seba odlišujú slabo, stredne a silne usmernené procesy.Robert Burgan - 2012 - E-Logos 19 (1):1-31.
    V nasledujúcom príspevku sa snažíme zdôvodniť vyčlenenie troch typov procesov v pozorovanom vesmíre - procesov slabo, stredne a silne usmernených, a to na základe rôznej miery autonómnosti ich štruktúrnych prvkov a rôznej miery či intenzity zákonov, ktorými sú usmerňované alebo riadené. Individuálne a konkrétne procesy sú tak v podstate totožné s individuálnymi a konkrétnymi systémami, cez ktoré, v ktorých a prostredníctvom ktorých sa úplne realizujú, disponujúc tak vždy a všade vlastným substanciálnym obsahom. Na tomto základe potom vyčleňujeme slabo usmernené procesy (...)
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