| Philosphy and Culture in the Times of Pandemics |
Boris N. Kashnikov
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Anastasia V. Ugleva
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Pages 7-18 |
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN BEING
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| Logic of Catastrophe – Deeper Logic of Reality |
Jovan Babić
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Pages 19-28 |
| Ethics of Care: Philosophical Propaedeutics as a Therapy for Emotional Burnout in Medicine |
Anastasia V. Ugleva
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Pages 29-48 |
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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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| Intellectual Virtues in the Infodemic Age |
Mikhail S. Adamov
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Pages 49-66 |
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SYMBOLS. VALUES. IDEALS
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| Ethical-Pandemic Discourse: Searching a Normative Language |
Ruben Apressyan
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Pages 67-84 |
| Community in the Age of the Pandemic: a Moral Responsibility in light of Covid-Uncertaintity |
Lyubov A. Bogodelnikova
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Pages 85-106 |
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SOCIAL PRACTICES
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| Digital contact tracking: a threat to civil liberty or a moral obligation? |
Maxim R. Demin
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Pages 107-118 |
| Alarmist Discourse of the Future: From Cyberpunk to Ecology |
Samson Liberman
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Pages 119-137 |
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EXTREME SITUATION
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| Moral Distress in Pediatric Palliative Care: Classic Problems and Challenges of the COVID-19 Pandemic |
Dmitry I. Nozdrachev
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Kirill A. Zamyatin
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Maksim D. Miroshnichenko
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Pages 138-158 |
| Childbirth in the uncertainty of COVID-19 |
Tatiana Novikova
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Maria A. Korgozha
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Alesya O. Evmenenko
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Pages 159-176 |
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EVIDENCE
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| Bucolic in the era of the pandemic. Updating the village myth on the example of Instagram* accounts dedicated to life in the village |
Irina V. Gluschenko
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Pages 177-191 |
