Richard Adamík
Richard Adamík (born April 4, 1867 in Mährisch Weißkirchen , Moravia ; † August 15, 1952 ) was a Czech neurologist and moral idealist .
In his job he tried to make medicine understandable. As a representative of Ralph Waldo Emerson , he spread the noble moral idealism . He mainly published psychological and philosophical writings, articles and collections.
Works
- Hygiena duševní práce (Hygiene of mental work, 1904)
- Moderní názor životní (Modern Views of Life, 1909)
- Síla vůle a životní energie (strength, will and vitality, 1913)
- Zdravé a churavé nervy (Healthy and Sick Nerves, 1915)
- Crisis a bolesti dnešního manželství (Crisis and Pains of Today's Marriage, 1920)
- Morálka a manželství (Morality and Marriage, 1923)
- Otázky života (Questions in Life, 1923)
- Vůdčí reformační ideje Masarykovy (Leading reform ideas of Masaryk , 1927)
Web links
- Richard Adamík Short Biography (Czech)
- Degeneration and regeneration in human society (Czech), also published in JOURNAL FOR PHILOSOPHY / 97 ISSN 1211-0442
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| SURNAME | Adamík, Richard |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Czech doctor and moral idealist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 4, 1867 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Moravian Weisskirchen |
| DATE OF DEATH | 15th August 1952 |