THEORETICAL SOURCES OF MODERNIZATION OF THE SCHOLASTIC PARADIGM IN THE ACADEMICAL COURSES OF THE POLOTSK NEOSCHOLASTICS

Main Article Content

Hanna Klimovich

Abstract

The article is devoted to identifying the specificity of the theoretical sources of Polotsk Neo-Scholasticism and determining their influence on the formation of the characteristic features of this philosophical tradition, interpreted as a project of modernization of the Scholastic tradition. The main material for analysis consists of the academic philosophical courses of G. Angiolini and V. Buczyński, professors at the Polotsk Jesuit Academy, which represent the official position of the intellectual community of the Polotsk Jesuit Academy. The research methodology included content analysis and the comparative-historical method for the reconstruction and systematization of theoretical sources. The study was conducted within the framework of systemic and dialectical approaches. As a result, three vectors of modernization of the Scholastic tradition in the work of the Polotsk authors were identified: structural-methodological, scientific-apologetic, and ideological. These vectors made it possible to renovate the Scholastic tradition in accordance with the intellectual challenges of the era while preserving its fundamental principle of the harmony of faith and reason.

Article Details

How to Cite
[1]
Klimovich, H. 2026. THEORETICAL SOURCES OF MODERNIZATION OF THE SCHOLASTIC PARADIGM IN THE ACADEMICAL COURSES OF THE POLOTSK NEOSCHOLASTICS. Vesnik of Brest University. Series 1. Philosophy. Politology. Sociology. 1 (Jun. 2026), 17–21. DOI:https://doi.org/10.63874/2218-0273-2026-1-17-21.
Section
Philosophy

References

1. Angiolini, G. Instutiones Philosophicae ad usum studiosorum Academiae Polocensis / G. Angiolini. – Polock, 1819. – 310 p.

2. Buczyński, V. Instutiones philosophicae, pars prima continens logicam / V. Buczyński. – Viennae, 1843. – 159 p.

3. Genuensis, A. Institutiones logicae in usum tironum scriptae / A. Genuensis. – Neapoli, 1720. – 235 p.

4. Genuensis, A. Disciplinarum metaphysicarum elementa mathematicum in morem adornata / A. Genuensis. – Remondini, 1779. – 447 p.

5. Storchenau von, S. Instutiones logicae / S. von Storchenau. – Venetiis : Rossi, 1794. – 307 p.

6. Buczyński, V. Instutiones philosophicae, pars tertia continens ethicam / V. Buczyński. – Viennae, 1844. – 206 p.

7. Storchenau von, S. Instutiones metaphysicae / S. von Storchenau. – Vien : Trattner, 1772. – 421 p.

8. Boscovich, R. J. Theoria philosophiae naturalis redacta ad unicam legem virium in natura existentum / R. J. Boscovich. – Chicago ; London : Open Court Publishing Company, 1922. – 470 p.

9. Buczyński, V. Instutiones philosophicae, pars secunda continens metaphisicam / V. Buczyński. – Viennae, 1844. – 302 p.

10. Zallinger, J. A. Disquisitiones philosophiae Kantianae Lib. 1 / J. A. Zallinger. – Wien : Augustae Vindelicorum, 1799. – 432 p.

11. Butterwick-Pawlikowski, R. Enlightenment and Catholicism in Europe: A Transnational His-tory / R. Butterwick-Pawlikowski // Journal of Jesuit studies. – 2016. – Nr 3. – P. 679–761.

12. Bergier, N. S. Traité historique et dogmatique de la vraie religion, avec la réfutation des erreurs qui lui ont été opposées dans les différens siecles / N. S. Bergier. – Paris, 1786. – Vol. 2. – 690 p.

13. Werenko, T. Jus naturae et gentium commoda auditoribus method explanatum / T. Werenko. – Venetius : Niccolaum Pezzana, 1767. – 719 p.

14. Schmutz, J. Medieval philosophy after medieval ages / J. Schmutz // The Oxford handbook of medieval philosophy. – Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2012. – P. 245–266.