Philosophy

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• The practices of human spatial existence in a post-conflict situation Philosophy

  Diana K. Satybaldina

  527–535

• Philosophical aspects of digitalization of education: «anti-digitalization» approach Philosophy

  Yana A. Afanasenko

  517–526

• The «elite–mass» dichotomy in the ideology of the non-systemic opposition of modern Russia Philosophy

  Maksim S. Kozyrev

  506–516

• Modification of the paradigm of socio-cultural development of local communities in the mirror of modernization Philosophy

  Vladimir S. Shmakov

  494–505

• On quasi-fideism and rationality of religious beliefs Philosophy

  Igor E. Pris

  482–493

• Philosophy as theory and practice: history, substance and prospects Psychology

  Oleg A. Gabrielyan, Dmitry V. Garbuzov

  469–481

• The future of religion as a worldview and a social institution Philosophy

  Anton V. Sukhoverkhov, Natalya V. Isakova, Matvey V. Zatselyapin

  414–425

• Fictionalism, indispensability, cicadas: a fictionalist approach to the (in)dispensability of mathematics and the ontological status of abstract objects Philosophy

  Veronika V. Burian, George V. Cherkasov

  404–413

• A philosopher’s anxious reflections on modern social life and some problems of education in the era of total digitalization Light and shadows of digital reality

  Lyeva A. Musayelyan

  349–364

• Synchronous implementation of artificial intelligence and pharmacological cognitive enhancements in education: a socio-philosophical analysis Light and shadows of digital reality

  Alexandra M. Fedorova

  338–348

• Gilbert Simondon and Evald Ilyenkov on humanism and technocracy Light and shadows of digital reality

  Konstantin N. Timashov

  327–337

• Light and shadows of digital reality: from the editors Light and shadows of digital reality

  Alexander Yu. Vnutskikh

  321–326

• Epistemological foundations of the development of personal thinking: from bodily and social awareness to moral issues Philosophy

  Nikita S. Lebedev

  207–218

• On the possibility of a rational concept of absolute non-being Philosophy

  Anver T. Sverguzov

  198–206

• Phenomenology and the problem of visuality. Part 2 Philosophy

  Maria A. Lumpova

  187–197

• Ontology, decision-making, and values, or several «philosophical» reminiscences Philosophy

  Viktor K. Shreiber

  173–186

• Realistic capacity of M. Gabriel’s «neutral realism» Philosophy

  Vladislav N. Kudba

  163–172

• Socio-anthropological aspect of K.N. Leontiev’s concept Philosophy

  Dmitriy A. Filin

  63–70

• An icon and cine-film: the concept of revers perspective by Pavel Florensky in the Sergei Eisenstain’s works Philosophy

  Mikhail M. Potapov

  53–62

• Religious studies, philosophy, and theology in M.N. Epstein’s poor faith theory Philosophy

  Sergey S. Loginovskiy, Mariya A. Golovina

  40–52

• Atomism, «Summa Theologica» and B. Libet’s experiments: contradictions in solutions to the problem of the subject’s free will Philosophy

  Kristina V. Vorobieva

  28–39

• Phenomenology and the problem of visuality. Part 1 Philosophy

  Maria A. Lumpova

  15–27

• Regulatory development social matter Philosophy

  Valeriy A. Chumakov

  31–38

• Theories of values and problem of integrity of the person’s worldview Philosophy

  Fatima N. Nagoy

  20–28

• The modern media as a tool of the indirect approach Philosophy

  Viktor V. Larionov

  5–14