No. 7 (2023)

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Published: 2023-07-04

A Breakthrough to the Transcendent

Criticism of “Technotronic Civilization” by Piama Gaidenko in the Aspect of Kulturkritik

Alexander V. Mikhailovsky

6–12
The Cultural Horizon of the Works of P.P. Gaidenko

Irina V. Makarova

13–18
The Problem of Time in the Works of P.P. Gaidenko

Irina I. Blauberg

19–23

Philosophy and Science

The Principles of Metaphysics as the Foundations of Physics

Yuri S. Vladimirov

69–81
No Limit. On What Thought Can Actually Do. Part I Joсelyn Benoist

Igor E. Pris

82–92
Pragmatics as a Self-Generation of a Subject-on-Its Own

Suren T. Zolyan

93–103
Fundamentals of the Theory of “Language” in the Bilateral Consensus. Stalin’s Marxism and Problems of Linguistics from the Standpoint of the Communicative Model Part I

Andrey V. Vdovichenko

104–118

History of Russian Philosophy

Ivan Goncharov and Leo Tolstoy: Humanity in Russian Classics as a Philosophical Problem

Anton K. Kulikov

119–130

History of Philosophy

The Problem of Self-consciousness and the Place of “Social Chapters” in the Composition of Hegel’s “Phenomenology of Spirit”

Vyacheslav I. Korotkikh

148–158

Book Reviews

LEKTORSKY, Vladislav A., ed. (2022) Human and Artificial Intelligence Systems

Pavel N. Baryshnikov

214-218
RASHKOVSKY, Eugene B. (2022) Global Studies: A Human Dimension. From the Last Decades’ Works

Tatiana G. Skorokhodova

218-221

Philosophy and Culture of Japan

Kūkai on the Light Pūjā Ritual. Kūkai. Takano no yama mantōe no ganmon, Trans. by Maksim V. Os’kin

Maksim V. Os’kin

159–165
Rhetoric of War and and Rhetoric of Peace in the Taihei ki. Taihei ki, Maki 33, Section 4. How Starving People Drowned. Trans. by Ivan A. Tyulenev

Ivan A. Tyulenev

166–185
The Idea of Monogamy and Family Relations in Meiji Japan

Alexander N. Meshcheryakov

186–195
Nishida Kitarō’s An Inquiry into the Good: Modes of Overcoming the Empirical Oppositions

Anton S. Romanenko

196–202
The Kyoto School of Philosophy and Nihilism: Nishitani Keiji

Elena L. Skvortsova

203–213

Russian Philosophy of the 20th C. and its Impact in the World Intellectual...

Human Being in Russia: Counterpoints of the Historical Voyage of the “Philosopher’s Ships”

Ludmila A. Bulavka-Buzgalina

24–34
Comprehension of the Marxist Tradition in Russian Philosophy of the 20th–21th Centuries (A Review of the Symposium “Marxism in Russia and its Role in World Culture”)

Olga V. Barashkova

35-37
The Philosophy of Russian Cosmism in the Light of Current Research (A Review of the Section “Russian Сosmism”)

Anastasia G. Gacheva Anastasia G.

38-40
Russian Philosophy in Emigration: Prospects for New Research (A Review of the Section “Russian Philosophy in Emigration”)

Nikolay I. Gerasimow

41-46
Russian Neo-Kantianism in Western Intellectual Space (A Review of the Section “Russian Neo-Kantianism in Europe in the 20th Century: Contexts of Influence”)

Mikhail Yu. Zagirnyak

47-49
A Review of the Section “The Ontological Turn in Russian Philosophy”

Alexei M. Kuksyuk

50-52
Beyond Literary Genres and Geographic Boundaries: Various Forms of Russian Philosophy (A Review of the Section “Philosophy and Literature”)

Nikolay A. Chervyakov

53-55
Aspect Angles of Russian Philosophy of the First Half of the 20th Century (A Review of the Section “Epistemological Tradition in Russia”)

Vladimir A. Vetrov, Evgeny P. Zhuravel’

56-58

On the 100th Anniversary of Yuriy M. Lotman

Late Lotman and the Moscow-Tartu Semiotic School: in the rear, on the front line or on the way?

Natalia S. Avtonomova

131–142
Yu.M. Lotman’s Semiosphere and V.S. Stepin’s Cultural Universals in the Context of the Study of Collective Memory

Rustam Yu. Sabancheev

143–147

Interviews

“Existence is Destiny…” The Conversation of N.N. Shulgin and N.A. Kasavina

Nadezhda A. Kasavina, Nikolai N. Shulgin

59–68