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• Ontology in dialogue: the emergence of language and meaning at the intersection of human and artificial intelligence Light and shadows of digital reality. The image of the engineer in the 21st century

  Vladimir I. Arshinov, Maxim F. Yanukovich, Yuri N. Garashko

  317–328

• Light and shadows of digital reality. The image of the engineer in the 21st century (an editorial) Light and shadows of digital reality. The image of the engineer in the 21st century

  Sergey V. Komarov, Alexander Yu. Vnutskikh

  309–316

• Ontological foundations of changes in value orientations in the light of synergetics and systems theory approaches Philosophy

  Natalia K. Okonskaya, Mikhail A. Ermakov

  208–215

• The problem of infinity in the evolution of philosophical, scientific and religious views Philosophy

  Maria I. Philatova

  196–207

• Critical thinking as an interdisciplinary scientific problem Philosophy

  Anastasia V. Golubinskaya

  182–195

• Heidegger, French postphenomenology, ontology of shining, and speculative realism: on the way to the unseen Philosophy

  Polina O. Artyushenko

  168–181

• Historical and philosophical foundations of A. Koyré’s Neo-Hegelianism Philosophy

  Georgy A. Churin

  151–167

• Jacques Derrida’s philosophy of «positive» deconstruction Philosophy

  Msiya G. Kuparashvili

  63–75

• The influence of B. Spinoza’s metaphysics on the evolution of V.S. Soloviev’s philosophy of all-unity Philosophy

  Aleksandr A. Mukhrianov

  52–62

• What makes possible the collective existence of the subjects of mass music Philosophy

  Georgij Yu. Kwiatkowski

  38–51

• «Face» and «mask»: the problem of authenticity and inauthenticity of human existence (based on the philosophy of E. Levinas) Philosophy

  Lilia E. Kropotina

  28–37

• The theme of suffering in the Roman philosophy of Stoicism Philosophy

  Anna A. Korolkova

  16–27

• Peculiarities of the modern historical era: some issues and objectives of philosophy. Part 1. The turning point in history: issues and heuristic capabilities of modern philosophy Philosophy

  Lyeva A. Musayelyan

  5–15

• The problem of defining and formation of anti-value: a methodological aspect Philosophy

  Nicolay I. Petev

  516–526

• To save Sisyphus and avoid the Happiness Ward: modern discussions on the meaning of life Philosophy

  Sergey A. Lokhov, Dmitry V. Mamchenkov

  505–515

• Ontology of the subject’s identity in the philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas Philosophy

  Stanislav M. Bulanov

  494–504

• The interconnection of four approaches to history in Paul Ricoeur’s philosophy: textual, narrative, epistemological and public Philosophy

  Maria A. Sidorova

  483–493

• The problem of psychic reality before the anthropological turn: criticism by H. Plessner of the classical models of the psyche of R. Descartes, I.G. Fichte, E. Mach Philosophy

  Kirill V. Kyanganen

  471–482

• Analyzing the problem of artificial intelligence through the prism of Immanuel Kant’s philosophy Philosophy

  Yana V. Grigorova, Sergey V. Komarov

  463–470

• Creativity out of nothing and polyphony-2: Chekhov’s philosophical anthropology through the prism of ideas of Lev Shestov and Leonid Heifetz Philosophy

  Vyacheslav A. Kon, Alexander V. Markov

  527–542

• American socio-philosophical utopia: the genesis and problems of representation Philosophy

  Mikhail V. Kulikov

  402–410

• The struggle for being in symbolic reality Philosophy

  Aleksander Yu. Ogorodnikov, Elena Yu. Ruppel

  391–401

• On the fundamental (im)possibility of strong artificial intelligence Light and shadows of digital reality: the artificial and the natural

  Oleg A. Gabrielyan

  351–361

• Human and posthuman: qualities, boundaries, and relationships from the perspective of technological posthumanism Light and shadows of digital reality: the artificial and the natural

  Ilya L. Belousov

  340–350

• An event in the digital age: the status of the actor Light and shadows of digital reality: the artificial and the natural

  Aleksei D. Durnev

  328–339