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V príspevku sú analyzované a interpretované výsledky, ktoré slovenský filozof - Ján Bodnár dosiahol v oblasti výskumu dejín svetovej i slovenskej filozofie. Jeho publikačné aktivity v uvedenej oblasti výskumu sú prezentované a hodnotené v troch etapách tvorby. Dôraz je položený na metodológiu výskumu dedičstva filozofického myslenia na Slovensku v kontextoch spoločenského a politického vývinu po Druhej svetovej vojne. V príspevku je exemplifikovaná skutočnosť, že J. Bodnár sa počas celej svojej tvorby snažil vyhnúť dobovo schematickej („čierno-bielej") metodológii. Osobitná pozornosť je venovaná problematike tzv. "imanentnej determinácie" filozofie a otázke dobovej, indoktrinácie. Téma je spracovaná na základe uplatnenia princípu a prístupu "ad fontes". V závere je konštatované, že celoživotné dielo Jána Bodnára si zaslúži komplexný historicko-filozofický výskum.

The preparation for the performance of the typically female profession of midwives have passed since inheriting from the monarchy to the reform of the health care system in Czechoslovakia in the 1960s with major changes. It was a process of gradual professionalization of professional training, as well as the practice of midwives itself, which at the end of the monitored period was concentrated almost exclusively in hospitals. The changing requirements for the work of midwives were determined by the development of medicine, but also by social changes, which were reflected in the demands of this profession. The paper is focused on the characterization of content and institutional changes in the training of midwives in Slovakia, the conditions of their work and the development of the institutional framework for the exercise of this profession. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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