Philosophy and Society
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Education in Relation to Truth |
Alexander O. Karpov
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Pages 56-66 |
Scientific Life
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How is possible philosophical award in Russia |
Alexey Gryakalov
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Valery Savchuk
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Sergey Dudnik
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Pages 204-211 |
Justice – Imperative of the Civilisation of Law |
Valery D. Zorkin
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Pages 5-14 |
Has Time of Philosophy Passed? |
Igor Mikhailov
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Pages 15-25 |
Fundamental Concepts of the Social Theory in Conditions of Social Evolution: Power, System, Structure, Action. The Materials of the Conference
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Rationality as a Fundamental Notion of Legal Philosophy: on the Letter and the Spirit of Law |
Liana Tukhvatulina
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Vladimir Krzhevov
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Pages 26-30 |
Identity and Multiculturalism. In Search of the Basic Categories of its Analysis |
Raisa Barash
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Pages 31-34 |
Anomie as a Fundamental Concept of Social Theory in the Context of Modern Capitalism |
Oleg Efremov
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Pages 35-38 |
To the Question of the Relationship of Social Philosophy and Ideology |
Elizaveta Shcherbakova
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Pages 39-42 |
Holism and Reductionism as Basic Methodological Principles in Social Research |
Natalia Pogozhina
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Ilya Savchenko
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Pages 43-46 |
Ernst Cassirer and Gustav Shpet about Culture: Perspectives for Modern Methodology of Social and Humanitarian Knowledge |
Nikolay Afanasov
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Pages 47-50 |
Conversation as a Fundamental Problem of Methodology of Social-Philosophical Researches |
Boris I. Pruzhinin
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Pages 51-55 |
Human Being in Culture (Reflections upon V.A. Lectorsky’s monograph “Human Being and Culture”) |
Natalia M. Smirnova
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Pages 67-76 |
Ethics of Silence. The Case of Beckett and Wittgenstein |
Oksana Koval
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Ekaterina Kryukova
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Pages 77-87 |
Philosophy and Science
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Crisis of Consciousness: ‘Cognitive Response’ Technological Civilization |
Sergey Khrapov
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Pages 88-95 |
History of Russian Philosophy
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About the Interpretations of Antique Religion and Philosophy (Vyacheslav Ivanov and Priest Pavel Florensky) |
Oleg Ermishin
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Pages 96-104 |
Emigrant Thinker Alexander Schifrin and His Analysis of Fascism, 1929–1933 |
Leonid Luks
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Pages 105-115 |
M.K. Petrov about the Intellectual Revolution of the 17th Century |
Gennady Drach
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Pages 116-123 |
Logos, the language of Adam and Whorf. Linguistic Aspects of the 17th Century Intellectual Revolution Text preparation and publication by VG Dracha |
M. Petrov
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Pages 124-132 |
Philosophy of Hannah Arendt in Russia |
Alexey Salikov
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Alexey Zhavoronkov
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Pages 133-145 |
Indian Philosophy in the History of World Philosophy Context
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To the Statement of a Question on Periodization of History of Indian Philosophy |
Ruzana Pskhu
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Lyudmila Kryshtop
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Andrey V. Paribok
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Pages 146-163 |
Functional Approach in Bhartṛhari's and Dharmakīrti's Philosophical Systems |
Evgeniya Desnitskaya
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Pages 164-172 |
Universum of Establishing the Reliability of Knowledge in Epistemology and Logic (Pramāṇavāda) of Jayarāśi Bhaṭṭa |
Nataliya Kanaeva
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Pages 173-183 |
“We Want to Use the Word Vedantist instead of Hindu”: An Interpretation of History of Indian Philosophy in the Works by Swami Vivekananda |
Tatiana Skorokhodova
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Pages 184-194 |
Vedantism. Translation and notes by T.G. Skorokhodova |
Svami Vivekananda
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Pages 195-203 |
Book Reviews
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A.G. Pagonyaylo. Thinking and contemplation. Materials for lectures on the history of philosophy |
Nikolay Ivanov
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Oleg Nogovitsin
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Pages 212-216 |