No. 7 (2025)

Статьи

Edmund Husserl’s “Logische Untersuchungen”. On the Publication of the First Complete Translation into Russian (“Round Table” Materials)

Boris I. Pruzhinin, Natalia A. Artemenko, Mikhail A. Belousov, Vladimir L. Vasyukov, Svetlana A. Konacheva, Ivan S. Kurilovich, Igor A. Mikhaylov, Victor I. Molchanov, Andrey B. Patkul, Alexey E. Savin, Evgenia A. Shestova, Tatiana G. Shchedrina

5–36

For the anniversary of Elena Arkadyevna Mamchur (08.07.1935 – 14.12.2023)

To See Rhythms, Symmetries, and Invariants behind the Complexity of Nature…

Andrei A. Paramonov

37–45
Can We Overcome the Temptation of Relativism?

Vladimir N. Porus

46–55

Philosophy and Society

Globalization, Modernization and National Identity: a Positive Synthesis of the Data on the Dynamics of Macrosystems

Dmitry V. Trubitsyn

56–67
Strategies of Reflection on Social Sensibility

Evgenii A. Ivanov

68–76

History of Philosophy

Stepun, Slavophilism, Kant

Vladimir K. Kantor

77–85
To Live or Not to Live: Answers from F. Bacon and I. Kant

Svetlana A. Martynova

86–96
Christian Ethics and Theological Morals as Conceived by Kant

Andrey K. Sudakov

97–108
Buddhist Idealism and Brahmanist Realism: the Initial Stage of the Controversy

Vladimir K. Shokhin

109–122

Indian cognitive taxonomies in an intercultural perspective

Paradigm Shift in the Taxonomy of the Early Yogacara Tradition

Madhumita Chattopadhyay

123–129
Three Paradigms of Perception: a Comparative and Critical Analysis

Meenal Katarnikar

130–138
Pramāṇavyavasthā: A Unique Buddhist View

Kuntala Bhattacharya

139–143
Emotions and Feelings in Indian Taxonomies of Mental and Cognitive Processes: A Karmic Approach

Viktoria G. Lysenko

144–152
Two Paradigms of the Subject: Indian and European Traditions in Search of Supreme Being

Lev I. Titlin

153–158

Philosophy and Religion

The Philosophical Foundation of Karma Doctrine in Abhidharma and Madhyamaka

Irina S. Urbanaeva

159–169
Buddhist Thought in Ancient Java According to the Saṅ Hyaṅ Kamahāyānikan: Introductory Remarks

Anton O. Zakharov

170–181
Messiahship in the Korean Prophetic Work “Chŏng Kam’s Writings” (Chŏng Kam nok) and Its Influence on the Worldview of Koreans in the 20th Century

Nataliya A. Chesnokova

182–191
Anthropocentrism, Christianity and the Origins of the Ecological Crisis Part I. What Does It Mean (not) to Be an Anthropocentric?

Anton V. Karabykov

192–203

Scientific Life

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Andrey A. Voronin

204-209
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Natalya N. Rostova

210-214

Book Reviews

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Vladimir M. Alpatov

215-217
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Nikolai I. Gerasimov

217-219
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Sergei A. Nizhnikov

219-221

Статьи

Edmund Husserl’s “Logische Untersuchungen”. On the Publication of the First Complete Translation into Russian (“Round Table” Materials)

For the anniversary of Elena Arkadyevna Mamchur (08.07.1935 – 14.12.2023)

To See Rhythms, Symmetries, and Invariants behind the Complexity of Nature…

Can We Overcome the Temptation of Relativism?

Philosophy and Society

Globalization, Modernization and National Identity: a Positive Synthesis of the Data on the Dynamics of Macrosystems

Strategies of Reflection on Social Sensibility

History of Philosophy

Stepun, Slavophilism, Kant

To Live or Not to Live: Answers from F. Bacon and I. Kant

Christian Ethics and Theological Morals as Conceived by Kant

Buddhist Idealism and Brahmanist Realism: the Initial Stage of the Controversy

Indian cognitive taxonomies in an intercultural perspective

Paradigm Shift in the Taxonomy of the Early Yogacara Tradition

Three Paradigms of Perception: a Comparative and Critical Analysis

Pramāṇavyavasthā: A Unique Buddhist View

Emotions and Feelings in Indian Taxonomies of Mental and Cognitive Processes: A Karmic Approach

Two Paradigms of the Subject: Indian and European Traditions in Search of Supreme Being

Philosophy and Religion

The Philosophical Foundation of Karma Doctrine in Abhidharma and Madhyamaka

Buddhist Thought in Ancient Java According to the Saṅ Hyaṅ Kamahāyānikan: Introductory Remarks

Messiahship in the Korean Prophetic Work “Chŏng Kam’s Writings” (Chŏng Kam nok) and Its Influence on the Worldview of Koreans in the 20th Century

Anthropocentrism, Christianity and the Origins of the Ecological Crisis Part I. What Does It Mean (not) to Be an Anthropocentric?

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