Sazetak

Abstract:

He was a professor with wonderful manners. He captivated us with a certain elegance. He seemed to us both distant and close. It was as if he belonged to a special spiritual space. He stood outside the uniformity of the world around us. Before him you had to have respect for philosophical thought. For him, philosophy was not only a job and a calling, but also a human destiny. Hence, he possessed some strength to convey to us that feeling of authenticity and respect for the study we chose. Of course, that filled us with a kind of special elation and, at the time, extremely necessary self-confidence.