No. 8 (2025)

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Published: 2025-08-11

Статьи

Debates on Narodnost in Russian Intellectual Culture: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (“Round Table” Materials)

Boris I. Pruzhinin, Rustem R. Vakhitov, Yuri D. Granin, Nina A. Dmitrieva, Mikhail Yu. Zagirnyak, Leonid Yu. Kornilaev, Boris V. Mezhuev, Sergey A. Nickolsky, Maria A. Roschepkina, Andrey A. Teslya, Valery A. Tishkov, Irina O. Shchedrina, Tatiana G. Shchedrina

5–37

Philosophy and Science

M.L. Gasparov: The Philosophy of a Scholar

Natalia S. Avtonomova

38–46
Prospects for the “Third Synthesis” in Evolutionary Biology

Julia V. Khen

47–57
Social and Philosophical Problems of Relations between Society and Biological Science

Tamara S. Sedelnikova, Mikhail V. Sedelnikov

58–68
The Concept of Technocenosis by B.I. Kudrin (Methodological Analysis)

Vadim M. Rozin

69–75
Model of Philosophical Anthropology in the Philosophy of V.S. Stepin

Elena S. Petrikovskaya

76–85

History of Russian Philosophy

“I Can Only Think of You…”: S.L. Frank in Paris by Letters to His Wife (February 7–23, 1926). From the Letters of S.L. Frank to His Wife T.S. Frank for 1926, Publ. by Gaponenkov, Aleksei A.

Aleksei A. Gaponenkov

86–102
Pavel Khristoforovich Kananov as a Philosopher: Phenomenology of the World of Values

Irina O. Shchedrina

103–110
Philosopher and Philosophy: V.V. Bibikhin

Svetlana S. Neretina

111–121

History of Philosophy

The Evil’s Concept in the Social and Political Philosophy of William of Ockham

Grigoriy R. Konson

122–133
Concepts of Fear from Hegel to Kierkegaard

Natalia Yu. Chepeleva

134–144
The Influence of Thomas Traherne on the Philosophy of Herbert Read

Marina O. Kedrova

145–153
Some Aspects of the Structure and Content of the Treatise on the Five Phases of the Old Book of Tang

Aleksandr D. Zelnitskiy

154–164

ASIAN PHILOSOPHIES: HISTORY, METHODOLOGY, AND INTERCULTURAL APPROACH

Ethical/political “Lens” of Ancient Chinese Philosophy

Stanislav Yu. Stanislav Yu.

165–176
On the Specificity of “Pre-Axial Age” in China During the Spring and Autumn Period: Methodological Reflections

Dmitry V. Kononchuk

177–185
Mengzi and Gaozi on the Concept of Xing: Two Perspectives on the Vital Centre

Andrei V. Gordienko

186–193
Wang Chong and Pliny the Elder on the Mortality of Consciousness

Aglaia B. Starostina

194–201
A Tale about the Eels and Their Saviour the Loach: Taizhou Ode to Freedom. Wang Gen, Qiu-shan Fu, Transl. intoRussian and Comm. by Nikolai V. Rudenko

Nikolai V. Rudenko

202–210

Letters to Editors

The General Scientific Picture of the World – Problems and Prospects

Alexander A. Krushanov

211–222