| The Spiritual and Moral Foundations of Personal Self-Awareness |
Akhan Bizhanov
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Abdumalik N. Nysanbayev
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Pages 5-17 |
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| The Transformation of Ideology. The Concept of the Ideological in the “Extreme” Expansion |
Alexander Rubtsov
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Pages 18-27 |
| The Concept of Code in the Modern Civilizational Approach |
Aleksander Shchipkov
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Pages 28-34 |
| Does Russia Have Its Own Civilizational Code, and What Can It Be? |
Boris Mezhuev
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Pages 35-43 |
| Socialism as a Regular Stage of the World-Historical Process: from the Standpoint of the Concept of Civilism of V. Nersesyants |
Valentina V. Lapaeva
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Pages 44-56 |
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| Nice to See You Again, Author, but Where Is Your “Text” and “Language”? To Verbal Data in Statics and Dynamics Part II |
Andrey Vdovichenko
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Pages 57-69 |
| On Grammar and Metaphysics of Sense |
Lora Ryskeldieva
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Pages 70-80 |
| Myth and Mythmaking – as Elements in the Communicative Space of Modern Culture |
Olga N. Strelnik
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Pages 81-85 |
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| Mental Representation and Intentionality |
Dmitry V. Ivanov
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Pages 86-95 |
| Neuroethics and Biopolitics of Cognitive Enhancement Biotechnologies |
Olga V. Popova
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Sergey Shevchenko
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Pavel Tishchenko
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Pages 96-108 |
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| From ZOO to NOO: Man, Society and Production in the Conditions of a New Technological Revolution |
Sergey Bodrunov
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Pages 109-118 |
| Marx and Russia: the Difficulties of Mutual Perception |
Vladimir Mironov
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Pages 119-130 |
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| Adhimukti and Subjectivity in Cognitive Experience: the Abhidharma and Yogācāra Perspective |
Dhammajoti Ven.
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Pages 131-139 |
| Consciousness as Liberation. Soteriological Patterns of Phenomenology and Buddhism (a Comparative Sketch) |
Arkady Yu. Nedel
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Pages 140-155 |
| The Buddhist Phenomenology of Selflessness: an Analysis of Je Tsongkhapa’s Concepts of “I” and “mere-I” |
Margarita Kozhevnikova
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Pages 156-165 |
| Selflessness in the Light of the Normative Nature of Mental Acts: European Philosophy, Phenomenology and Buddhism |
Svetlana Kuskova
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Pages 166-176 |
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| On the ancient origins of the relationship of social sciences and humanities with philosophy and art |
Vasily Markhinin
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Pages 177-186 |
| The Notion of Persona in the Works of St Augustine and the Personalistic Conception of V.I. Nesmelov |
Pavel Khondzinskii
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Pages 187-195 |
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| Special Features of Everyday Cognition and the Development of an Image of Science in Social Consciousness |
Raisa Dozhdikova
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Pages 196-206 |
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| Philosophy and Ideology: Illusion of the Deideologization (Review of the “Round Table”) |
Asya Syrodeeva
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Pages 207-217 |
