No. 2 (2023)

Philosophy and Ideology

On Methodological Difficulties when Working with the Concept “Ideology”

Olga Yu. Malinova

5–9
Between Philosophical Criticism and Ideological Apologetics (on the Levels of Existence of Human Ideas)

Alexei A. Kara-Murza

10–14

Philosophy and Science

Grammar and Ritual in Indian Theoretical Culture and the Western Ideal of “Pure Theory”: an Intercultural Approach

Viktoria G. Lysenko

15–26
Hermann Cohen’s Philosophy of Mathematics, or What is Wrong with the Marburg Method

Alexey S. Pertsev

27–41
Lev Vygotsky’s Theory of Cognition. Vygotsky, Lev S., Psychology and Theory of Cognition, Maidansky, Andrei D., ed.

Andrei D. Maidansky, Oleg G. Kravtsov

42–59

Philosophy, Culture, Society

“Fence Science” by Valery Savchuk: Reflections on the Limits of Civilization and Human Capabilities

Sergey A. Malenko, Andrey G. Nekita

60–67
Interpretation of the Nature of Dementia in a Context of Humanism and Transhumanism Polemic

Alena P. Sidenkova, Victor S. Myakotnykh, Mariia A. Ivanchenko

68–78
Post-working Society: Synthetic Freedom and Work Ethics

Oleg G. Nesterov

79–88
The Problem of the Meaning of Death in Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings Part II. Endless and Mortal World of Tolkien

Maxim A. Monin

89–97
Dawkins, Morality, and Religion Part II. The Trolley Problem

Anton V. Karabykov

98–110

Philosophy and Religion

The Influence of Confucianism on Formation Zeng Guo-fan’s System of Philosophical Views

Ekaterina A. Konstantinova

111–120
Understanding the “Vernacular”: Between “Native Chickens”, Architectural “Peculiarity”, and “Living Religiosity”

Evgenyi I. Arinin, Maria S. Lyutaeva, Margarita V. Silantyeva

121–131

History of Russian Philosophy

Russia and Europe, Man and History in the Book by Vladimir Kantor “Dostoevsky’s Two Homelands: an Attempt at Comprehension”

Anastasia G. Gacheva

132–142
Rammohun Roy and Pyotr Tchaadaev: Philosophical Thought in the Dialogue of the West and the East

Tatiana G. Skorokhodova

143–154
The “Roman Idea” in V.I. Lamansky’s Civilization Concept

Alexsey V. Malinov

155–166
Reflection on “Language” in the Publications of the Thinkers of “Siberia near Moscow” after the Vologda Exile: the Experience of Reconstructing the “Forced Conversation”

Alexander V. Zagumennov

167–176

History of Philosophy

Was There a Babylonian Philosophy?

Vladimir V. Emelianov

177–189
Soteriology of Hindu Tantric Sādhana Part II

Sergey V. Pakhomov

190–200
Kant’s Philosophy of Pure Reason as a Speculative Foresight of Cosmism, Virtualization and Artificial Intelligence (Transcendental Digitalism Contra Telluric Realism)

Vladimir A. Kutyrev

201–209

Letters to Editors

The Idea and Action of Zikr in Sufism

Sejin Jung

210–214

Scientific Life

Sense and the Making of Sense: Factors, Practices, Actors

Ivan B. Mikirtumov , Larissa Ye. Muraviova , Grigorii L. Tulchinskii

215-220

Book Reviews

ALEKSEEV, Aleksandr P., ALEKSEEVA, Irina Yu. (2021) The Destiny of Intelligence and the Mission of Reason: Philosophy Facing the Challenges of the Digitalization Era

Nadezhda G. Bagdasaryan

221-222

Philosophy and Ideology

On Methodological Difficulties when Working with the Concept “Ideology”

Between Philosophical Criticism and Ideological Apologetics (on the Levels of Existence of Human Ideas)

Philosophy and Science

Grammar and Ritual in Indian Theoretical Culture and the Western Ideal of “Pure Theory”: an Intercultural Approach

Hermann Cohen’s Philosophy of Mathematics, or What is Wrong with the Marburg Method

Lev Vygotsky’s Theory of Cognition. Vygotsky, Lev S., Psychology and Theory of Cognition, Maidansky, Andrei D., ed.

Philosophy, Culture, Society

“Fence Science” by Valery Savchuk: Reflections on the Limits of Civilization and Human Capabilities

Interpretation of the Nature of Dementia in a Context of Humanism and Transhumanism Polemic

Post-working Society: Synthetic Freedom and Work Ethics

The Problem of the Meaning of Death in Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings Part II. Endless and Mortal World of Tolkien

Dawkins, Morality, and Religion Part II. The Trolley Problem

Philosophy and Religion

The Influence of Confucianism on Formation Zeng Guo-fan’s System of Philosophical Views

Understanding the “Vernacular”: Between “Native Chickens”, Architectural “Peculiarity”, and “Living Religiosity”

History of Russian Philosophy

Russia and Europe, Man and History in the Book by Vladimir Kantor “Dostoevsky’s Two Homelands: an Attempt at Comprehension”

Rammohun Roy and Pyotr Tchaadaev: Philosophical Thought in the Dialogue of the West and the East

The “Roman Idea” in V.I. Lamansky’s Civilization Concept

Reflection on “Language” in the Publications of the Thinkers of “Siberia near Moscow” after the Vologda Exile: the Experience of Reconstructing the “Forced Conversation”

History of Philosophy

Was There a Babylonian Philosophy?

Soteriology of Hindu Tantric Sādhana Part II

Kant’s Philosophy of Pure Reason as a Speculative Foresight of Cosmism, Virtualization and Artificial Intelligence (Transcendental Digitalism Contra Telluric Realism)

Letters to Editors

The Idea and Action of Zikr in Sufism

Scientific Life

Sense and the Making of Sense: Factors, Practices, Actors

Book Reviews

ALEKSEEV, Aleksandr P., ALEKSEEVA, Irina Yu. (2021) The Destiny of Intelligence and the Mission of Reason: Philosophy Facing the Challenges of the Digitalization Era

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