Philosophy

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• 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

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

  Msiya G. Kuparashvili

  63–75

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

  Georgij Yu. Kwiatkowski

  38–51

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

  Anna A. Korolkova

  16–27

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

  Aleksandr A. Mukhianov

  52–62

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

  Maria A. Sidorova

  483–493

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

  Yana V. Grigorova, Sergey V. Komarov

  463–470

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

  Nicolay I. Petev

  516–526

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

  Stanislav M. Bulanov

  494–504

• 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

• 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

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

  Sergey A. Lokhov, Dmitry V. Mamchenkov

  505–515

• The struggle for being in symbolic reality Philosophy

  Aleksander Yu. Ogorodnikov, Elena Yu. Ruppel

  391–401

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

  Mikhail V. Kulikov

  402–410

• Quantum ontology of «elementary intelligence» Light and shadows of digital reality: the artificial and the natural

  Alexander N. Spaskov

  305–316

• 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

• Artificial intelligent systems and the problem of experience Light and shadows of digital reality: the artificial and the natural

  Ekaterina V. Biricheva

  317–327

• Light and shadows of digital reality: the artificial and the natural (editor’s note) Light and shadows of digital reality: the artificial and the natural

  Alexander Yu. Vnutskikh

  299–304

• 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

• 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

• Synthesis of knowledge as the value of science Philosophy of creativity in the becoming of the culture’s language

  Natalia R. Sabanina

  192–204

• Science and art in design development: history and modern times Philosophy of creativity in the becoming of the culture’s language

  Galina B. Stepanova

  170–179

• Tradition in Vietnam: reality or a simulacrum? Philosophy

  Elena V. Gill , Daniil E. Krapchunov

  241–249

• Image schemas as a cognitive basis of language articulation Philosophy of creativity in the becoming of the culture’s language

  Natalia M. Smirnova

  152–159

• The language of art is the language of education (based on Russian philosophy and Russian art) Philosophy of creativity in the becoming of the culture’s language

  Olga B. Panova

  223–229