Philosophy

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• Who needs this philosophy today? Part 2. What kind of philosophy is in demand in post-Soviet Russia Philosophy

  Lyeva A. Musayelyan

  232–241

• A throw of the dice: Nietzsche on the pure notion of «nature» Philosophy

  Egor L. Dorozhkin

  208–220

• School shooting: socio-philosophical aspect of the issue Philosophy

  Nikolay D. Uzlov, Natalia K. Okonskaya, Alexander Yu. Vnutskikh

  264–276

• Reflections on the theatrical nature of a human being: suggestion and its hidden potential Philosophy

  Maya V. Rakhimova

  242–253

• «Kaleidoscope» of feminist epistemologies Philosophy

  Nina Yu. Ignatova

  197–207

• Management of the natural dimension in man: the path of humanistic autopoiesis Philosophy

  Anton I. Zhelnin

  108–125

• Who needs this philosophy today? Part 1. Why there is some doubt about the need to teach philosophy in Russian universities Philosophy

  Lyeva A. Musayelyan

  78–90

• A sign and a symbol Philosophy

  Maxim D. Gorbachev

  126–132

• How uncanny is the «Uncanny valley»? Experience of deconstructing a discourse Philosophy

  Natalya V. Stolbova, Elena V. Seredkina, Oleg S. Myshkin

  91–107

• On problematic issues of dance philosophy: semiotic and ontological aspects of dance movements Philosophy

  Timofey G. Krysankov

  604–612

• Austrian literature as philosophy: diagnosing social and human crisis in the post-imperial society («The Sleepwalkers» by Hermann Broch) The future of the history of philosophy

  Ekaterina S. Cherepanova

  508–515

• «It’s like two worlds!»: reificated and human realities Philosophy

  Yuri V. Loskutov

  582–591

• Anthropology of Plato Revisited The future of the history of philosophy

  Roman V. Svetlov

  493–499

• Chronotopy and topochrony of power in the context of the socio-political views of A. Kozhev and G.V.F. Hegel Philosophy

  Oleg K. Shevchenko

  561–568

• Formation of the idea of mathematical phenomenology in Edmund Husserl’s philosophy Philosophy

  Yuri G. Sedov

  541–549

• Martin Buber: problem-historical understanding of man The future of the history of philosophy

  Vladimir B. Kulikov

  516–527

• Between art and vandalism: discourse representation of graffiti and street art Philosophy

  Yuliya. А. Kuzovenkova

  592–603

• Friedrich Nietzsche: theology, metaphysics and psychology in search of vitality The future of the history of philosophy

  Aleksandr V. Pertsev

  500–507

• Political subjectness: a case of transdisciplinary reflection Philosophy

  Larisa P. Kiyashchenko, Anastasia V. Golofast

  569–581

• The future of history of philosophy (an editorial) The future of the history of philosophy

  Aleksandr V. Pertsev , Alexander Yu. Vnutskikh

  489–492

• Roman stoics and Japanese samurai on the existentials of human being Philosophy

  Ekaterina V. Biricheva

  550–560

• Pythagoreanism in modern philosophy of mathematics Philosophy

  Elena V. Kosilova

  528–540

• The concept of «human nature» as an axiological principle Problematization of the human: an ongoing project

  Guzel K. Saikina , Zulfiya Z. Ibragimova

  413–422

• Normative value of approaches to the study of procreation Problematization of the human: an ongoing project

  Tatiana A. Sidorova

  333–341

• Psychoanalytic view on the unconscious meanings of assisted reproductive technologies Problematization of the human: an ongoing project

  Vsevolod A. Agarkov

  395–404