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THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN BEING
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| Paradigms of Human Enhancement: from “Immanent” Individualism to Personalism |
D. Davydov
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Pages 6-22 |
| The Philosophical Subject in the Max Frisch’s Trilogy: No Country for The Self |
Anna M. Vinkelman
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Pages 23-44 |
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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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| Human Biosociality: The Experience of Rethinking in the Context of Modernity |
Vladimir A. Rybin
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Pages 45-60 |
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ANATOMY OF PHILOSOPHY: REMARKS AND REJOINDERS
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| Imperativity — Repression — Autonomy |
Ruben G. Apressyan
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Igor’ A. Mikhaylov
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Pages 61-85 |
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SYMBOLS. VALUES. IDEALS
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| “Ontologization of Consciousness” in N.A. Berdyaev's Philosophy |
V.K. Chernus
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Pages 86-102 |
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A HUMAN BEING IN THE RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD
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| Buddhist Theory of Affections in the Context of Indian Classical Philosophy |
Sergei Burmistrov
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Pages 103-127 |
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TIMES. MORALS. CHARACTERS
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| “Magic Renaissances” and “Philosophical Magic” in the History of Western Culture |
Valeriya Khachaturian
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Pages 128-154 |
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IMAGES OF THE HUMAN BEING
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| The Silent Human Double, or the Doll in the History of Culture |
Margarita Albedil
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Anna Zhabreva
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Pages 155-184 |
