Andrej Démuth studied philosophy and psychology. He is a Professor of Philosophy at Comenius University Bratislava, Slovakia. He is the author of many books and articles on cognition and the relationship between reflected and non-reflected knowledge. His research focuses on modern philosophy, epistemology and cognitive studies.Slávka Démuthová is a Professor of Psychology and Head of the Centre for the Psychological Counselling and Research at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Trnava, Slovakia. Her research is focused on developmental problems of children and youth as well as on biological/evolutionary explanations of human behaviour.

• A Conceptual and Semantic Analysis of the Qualitative Domains of Aesthetic and Moral Emotions – An Introduction (Andrej Démuth / Slávka Démuthová) – On Some Etymological, Grammatical and Contextual Reasons for the Vagueness of the Concept of Beauty (Andrej Démuth / Slávka Démuthová / Yasin Keceli ) – The Possibilities of Studying Connotations of the Term Beauty in the Natural Language (Slávka Démuthová ) – Considering the Emotion of Disgust in the Context of Terminology and Contemporary Literature (Renáta Kišoňová: ) – Spiritual and Theological Discernment of Good and Evil (Ľubomír Batka) – The Relevance Of Legal Intuitionism And Selected Moral Emotions In Legal Thinking And Decision-Making Processes-Biographical notes (Olexij Mychajlovyč Meteňkanyč)

Andrej Démuth studied philosophy and psychology. He is a Professor of Philosophy at Comenius University Bratislava, Slovakia. He is the author of many books and articles on cognition and the relationship between reflected and non-reflected knowledge. His research focuses on modern philosophy, epistemology and cognitive studies.Slávka Démuthová is a Professor of Psychology and Head of the Centre for the Psychological Counselling and Research at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Trnava, Slovakia. Her research is focused on developmental problems of children and youth as well as on biological/evolutionary explanations of human behaviour.

• A Conceptual and Semantic Analysis of the Qualitative Domains of Aesthetic and Moral Emotions – An Introduction (Andrej Démuth / Slávka Démuthová) – On Some Etymological, Grammatical and Contextual Reasons for the Vagueness of the Concept of Beauty (Andrej Démuth / Slávka Démuthová / Yasin Keceli ) – The Possibilities of Studying Connotations of the Term Beauty in the Natural Language (Slávka Démuthová ) – Considering the Emotion of Disgust in the Context of Terminology and Contemporary Literature (Renáta Kišoňová: ) – Spiritual and Theological Discernment of Good and Evil (Ľubomír Batka) – The Relevance Of Legal Intuitionism And Selected Moral Emotions In Legal Thinking And Decision-Making Processes-Biographical notes (Olexij Mychajlovyč Meteňkanyč)

Andrej Démuth studied philosophy and psychology. He is a Professor of Philosophy at Comenius University Bratislava, Slovakia. He is the author of many books and articles on cognition and the relationship between reflected and non-reflected knowledge. His research focuses on modern philosophy, epistemology and cognitive studies.Slávka Démuthová is a Professor of Psychology and Head of the Centre for the Psychological Counselling and Research at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Trnava, Slovakia. Her research is focused on developmental problems of children and youth as well as on biological/evolutionary explanations of human behaviour.

• A Conceptual and Semantic Analysis of the Qualitative Domains of Aesthetic and Moral Emotions – An Introduction (Andrej Démuth / Slávka Démuthová) – On Some Etymological, Grammatical and Contextual Reasons for the Vagueness of the Concept of Beauty (Andrej Démuth / Slávka Démuthová / Yasin Keceli ) – The Possibilities of Studying Connotations of the Term Beauty in the Natural Language (Slávka Démuthová ) – Considering the Emotion of Disgust in the Context of Terminology and Contemporary Literature (Renáta Kišoňová: ) – Spiritual and Theological Discernment of Good and Evil (Ľubomír Batka) – The Relevance Of Legal Intuitionism And Selected Moral Emotions In Legal Thinking And Decision-Making Processes-Biographical notes (Olexij Mychajlovyč Meteňkanyč)