No. 7 (2022)

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Published: 2022-07-07

Philosophy and Society

Problems of Civilizational Development in the Leading Countries of the Asian Region

Marietta T. Stepanyants

5–14
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From Economic Interests – to Noo Values

Sergey D. Bodrunov

15–26
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Ontological Horizons of Ethical or How Deep is the Crisis of Contemporary Ethics

Oleksandr V. Bilokobylskyi, Victor S. Levytskyy

27–38
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Philosophy and Culture On the Anniversary of Alexander V. Golovnin

Test of Philosophy. Philosophy in Imperial Russia before the “Great Reforms” of the 1860s

Alexei A. Kara-Murza

39–47
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On the Way to Free Thought: A.V. Golovnin’s Educational Reforms and the Formation of Professional Philosophy in Russia

Olga A. Zhukova

48–56
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Experience of the Enlightenment in Russia: the Humboldt Model of the University in the Mirror of the University Reforms enacted by A.V. Golovnin

Marina F. Bykova

57–65
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Three Ideas of the University

Aleksei M. Rutkevich

66–74
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Philosophy and Science

D’un sensible l’autre (sur la signification métaphysique des sensibles) Part I Joсelyn Benoist

Igor E. Pris

75–86
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What Does it Mean for Cognitive Function to be Innate?

Ilya Yu. Bulov

87–97
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About the Truth in the Scientific and Everyday Cognition

Raisa N. Dozhdikova

98–108
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Theoretic-empirical Substantiation of the Principles of the Methodology of the Post-non-classical Period in Science

Diana B. Bogoyavlenskaya

109–116
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Socio-Political Phenomenon of Lysenkoism in Biological Science: Past and Present

Tamara S. Sedel’nikova, Mikhail V. Sedel’nikov

117–127
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History of Russian Philosophy

“We Both Learned from Gustav, Edmund’s Prophet in Ruthenia”. Alexander Reformatsky and Roman Jakobson on Living Language and Inner Speech

Tatiana G. Shchedrina

128–138
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“A Propagandist, an Agitator, and Even an Advertiser of Psychology and Philosophy”: Pavel Popov about Georgy Ivanovich Chelpanov (Preface to the Publication of the Chapter “Chelpanov” from the Memories of P.S. Popov)

Angelina I. Semenova

139–156
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Problems of Historiosophy in the Light of Merab Mamardashvili’s Philosophy

Gregory S. Kiselev

157–167
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History of Philosophy

Aurelius Augustine and Aristotle’s Concept of Time

Alexey R. Fokin

168–183
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“The Best Thing in Poetry is a Lie”: Perception of the Song of Songs in Medieval Jewish Philosophical and Theological Thought in the Light of the Arab Aristotelian Approach to Poetics

Uri Gershowitz

184–198
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Scientific Life

To the 30th Anniversary of the Institute of Man of the Russian Academy of Sciences (From the Modern History of Philosophy)

Galina L. Belkina, Sergey N. Korsakov, Maria I. Frolova

199–215
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Dispersion in Synergy: Distributed Authorship on the Integrated Community (based on materials of International Interdisciplinary “round table” Problematization of Man: Incomplete Project)

Larisa P. Kiyashchenko Larisa P., Anastasia V. Golofast

216-219
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