Philosophy and Society
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The Idea of Humanism as a Factor of Social Development |
Nadezhda Subbotina
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Pages 5-15 |
Crisis of Liberal-Market Model of Globalization |
Renal'd Kh. Simonyan
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Pages 16-25 |
Multiculturalism as a Sociocultural Phenomenon of Polyethnic Society |
Karine Arutiunian
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Pages 26-33 |
Philosophy, Religion and Culture
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History as a Philosophical Idea |
Vadim Mezhuev
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Pages 34-41 |
Nietzsche on the Human Passions |
Pavel Gurevich
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Pages 42-51 |
An Introduction to the Renaissance Monster Studies: Hybrid Beings and Other Creatures |
Anton Karabykov
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Pages 52-64 |
Religion, Atheism and Science: Interpreting Interactions and Heuristic Opportunities (Historic, Philosophical and Pantheoretical Aspects) |
Dmitry Gusev
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Pages 65-76 |
Post-nonclassical Science and Philosophical and Mystical Worldview |
Natalia S. Zhirtueva
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Pages 77-85 |
Philosophy and Science
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The Problem of Transforming Empirical Knowledge into Theoretical |
Vladimir Shevchenko
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Pages 86-95 |
History of Russian Philosophy
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On the Inheritance in the History of the Russian Philosophy |
Aleksander Ermichyov
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Pages 96-103 |
On the Continuity in Russian Philosophy |
Vitaliy Makhlin
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Pages 104-113 |
“History is not an Abandoned Passage...” (Justification of History in Russian Religious and Philosophic Thought of XIX – the First Third of XX Century) |
Anastasia Gacheva
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Pages 114-126 |
History of Philosophy
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Chinese Classical Text Inception Retaining in light of Contemporary Theory of Knowledge |
Ilya Kanaev
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Pages 127-138 |
About the Community and Ritual Activity of Women in the Medieval Daoism (on the Example of Texts of the Stans of the School of Quanzhen Installed in Beijing) |
Irina Belaya
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Pages 139-149 |
Li Zhi “A Book to Burn”: Philosophical Ideas and Structure of Juan No 4 |
Nikolai Rudenko
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Pages 150-163 |
Nirvana and Anarchy: the Doctrine of the “Five Negations” by Zhang Binglin |
Dmitry E. Martynov
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Yulia Martynova
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Pages 164-181 |
Modern Philosophical and Social-Political Thought of China |
Alexandr Chebunin
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Leonid Yangutov
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Pages 182-191 |
Scientific Life
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Time in the modern picture of the world (review of the scientific conference) |
Andrey Sevalnikov
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Pages 192-198 |
Russian Logos: Thinking Horizons (Review of the International Philosophical Conference) |
Alexey Gryakalov
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Svetlana Martynova
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Oleg Nogovitsin
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Pages 199-207 |
Anniversary talk on Logos (Review of the scientific conference) |
Alexander Fedulayev
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Pages 208-212 |
Book Reviews
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S.A. Lebedev. Scientific method: history and theory |
Yury D. Granin
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Nikolay Gubanov
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Nikolay Gubanov
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Pages 213-217 |
А.М. OREKHOV. Travel after the Owl of Minerva: Ancient Philosophy |
Ruzana Pskhu
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Pages 218-218 |
O.A. ROMANOV. East Slavic civilization in the horizon of open history |
Nikolay Myslivets
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Pages 219-222 |