Science of Man: Theory, History, Method
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Humanist Futurology: J. Naisbitt and I.T. Frolov |
Maria I. Frolova
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Pages 5-21 |
Towards Homo socialis: Information brokerage and social engineering |
Denis Andreyuk
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E. Makhiyanova
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Pages 22-32 |
Humanitarian Perspectives
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Biotechnological moral enhancement |
Roman R. Belyaletdinov
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Pages 33-38 |
The Measure of All Sciences
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The music and the plastic arts: Constants, senses, sensations |
Igor Ashmarin
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Pages 39-44 |
University of Man
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On the parataxis and the hypotaxis: the structural contrarity of early and later cultures (from the example of antiquity) |
Andrey Shipilov
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Pages 45-53 |
Where from and Where to?
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Kabbalah under PostKModern: The tradition and innovations |
Valeriya Khachaturian
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Pages 54-68 |
Anatomy of Philosophy: Rejoinders in a dialogue
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Is the philosophy of history needed today? |
Vladimir Krzhevov
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Vadim Mezhuev
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Pages 69-97 |
Does Philosophy Discover Something New? |
Nadezhda Volkova
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Yulia Sineokaya
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Alexey Gaginsky
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Pages 98-113 |
Tempera et Morris
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On Forms and Contеnt of Moral Precepts in the Catholic Devotional Literature of the Early Modern |
Margarita Korzo
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Pages 114-129 |
Humanitarian Expert Review
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O sport, you are... |
Andrey Voronin
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Pages 130-138 |
The Fate
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Chayanov’s pedagogics |
Aleksandr Nikulin
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Pages 139-157 |
From the Treasuries of Culture
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Akhmatova and Seneca |
Sergey Shultz
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Pages 158-170 |