Otwarty system filozofii wartości w kontekście Heinricha Rickerta prymatu rozumu praktycznego

This article analyses Heinrich Rickert’s philosophy, focusing on the primacy of practical reason and the concept of an open philosophical system. Rickert criticizes closed philosophical systems for their rigidity and inability to adapt to changing realities. Instead, he proposes an open system characterized by flexibility, adaptability and the ability to integrate new ideas and cultural values. The primacy of practical reason is central to Rickert’s thought, which prioritizes theoretical values and links theory and practice. Rickert also emphasizes the subject’s autonomy in cognition and valuation, allowing for the formulation of a dynamic philosophical system that better responds to contemporary intellectual and cultural challenges.