| “What is Man?”: Answering Kant’s question |
Pavel Tishchenko
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Pages 5-17 |
| An ordeal by goodness: praxeological and metaphysical aspects |
O. Soina
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V. Sabirov
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Pages 18-28 |
| Neuro-physiological mechanisms and evolutionary sense of the empathy |
Denis Andreyuk
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E. Makhiyanova
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Pages 29-39 |
| In the midst of the fundamental transformation. Reflection on the proceedings of Likhachev Readings |
A. Zapesotskiy
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Aleksandr Markov
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Pages 40-53 |
| In pursuit of redemption: new meanings and values of the African religious experience |
Igor’ V. Sledzevskii
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Pages 54-66 |
| Yudin in the perspective of the Home tradition of interdisciplinary studies |
Sergey M. Malkov
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Pages 67-83 |
| A human being and an object in contemporary concepts of foreign museology: The change of paradigms? |
Vitaliy G. Ananiev
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Pages 84-90 |
| Contemporary science and its place in the culture |
Vadim M. Rozin
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A. Lipkin
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Yulia Sineokaya
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Pages 91-111 |
| The human in a cross-disciplinary space of humanitarian knowledge |
Marina S. Kiseleva
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L. Kiyashchenko
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Pages 112-125 |
| The echo of Tolstoy in S.L. Frank’s post-revolutionary ethics |
Igor I. Evlampiev
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Pages 126-139 |
| “You can buy the whole world”: the problem of redemption in The Brothers Karamazov |
Susan McReynolds
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Pages 155-165 |
| Besschetnova E.V. Vladimir Solovyev and Konstantin Leontyev on Russian life: anticipating apocalypse |
A. Guirinskiy
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Pages 176-181 |
