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Svobodný duch a univerzita

Authors: Hejdánek, Ladislav;

Svobodný duch a univerzita

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Czech description: Text "Svobodný duch a univerzita" z roku 1989 reflektuje hlubokou krizi moderní univerzity, která se vlivem úzké specializace a fragmentace proměnila v pouhou "pluriverzitu" zaměřenou na produkci odborníků. Autor kritizuje odklon od původního ideálu univerzity jako společenství učitelů a studentů usilujících o poznání světa jako celku. Zdůrazňuje, že univerzita nesmí sloužit pouze státu či společnosti, ale především pravdě. Pravda je zde chápána nejen jako popis stávající skutečnosti, ale v komenském duchu jako perspektiva nápravy věcí v napětí mezi tím, co je, a tím, co má být. Klíčovou roli v tomto procesu hraje filosofie, která jako jediná disciplína udržuje vztah k celku a brání ztrátě smyslu v záplavě faktických poznatků. Univerzita je tak pojata jako institucionální vyjádření svobody ducha, která je nezbytná pro mravní a duchovní zdraví celé společnosti. English description: The 1989 essay "Free Spirit and the University" examines the profound crisis of the modern university, which has transitioned from a community seeking universal truth to a fragmented "pluriversity" focused on narrow specialization and professional training. The author argues that universities have lost their connection to the "whole" (the universe) by becoming factories for graduates serving state and societal needs. Drawing on Comenius, the text posits that true knowledge involves understanding reality in tension with how it "ought to be," aiming for rectification. Philosophy is identified as the vital discipline capable of maintaining this relationship with the whole, acting not as an ideology but as a "knowing ignorance" and a love for truth. Ultimately, the university is defined as a necessary institutionalization of the freedom of spirit. Its mission is to serve truth rather than political or social utility, which is essential for the spiritual health of both individuals and society.

© Ladislav Hejdánek. Texty jsou zpřístupněny pouze ke studijním účelům. Jakékoli další šíření, reprodukce nebo publikování bez souhlasu správce autorských práv (Archiv Ladislava Hejdánka) je zakázáno. / Texts are made available for study purposes only. Any further distribution, reproduction or publication without the consent of the copyright holder (Ladislav Hejdánek Archive) is prohibited.

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