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“Science as a Vocation”
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| Science as a vocation and as a cultural phenomenon |
Boris I. Pruzhinin
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Pages 5-9 |
| How do We Criticize Max Weber Today? |
Alexander Yu. Antonovskiy
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Raisa Barash
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Pages 10-14 |
| Ethical Dimension of Scientific Activity in M. Weber’s Speech |
Anton Dolmatov
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Evgeniy Maslanov
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Pages 15-18 |
| M. Weber: Does Social Science need Freedom from Assessments |
Karen Momdzhyan
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Pages 19-23 |
| Science as a Profession: In Search of Self-Determination |
Tatiana D. Sokolova
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Pages 24-28 |
| Interactions between scientists and society in the 21st century: Revisiting the work by Max Weber |
Svetlana Shibarshina
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Pages 29-32 |
| To the Question of the Cultural-historical Sense of Scientific Knowledge in the Report of M. Weber |
Tatiana G. Shchedrina
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Pages 33-37 |
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Philosophy and Society
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| Philosophy of Law and Legal Thinking: History and Modernity |
Alexander N. Savenkov
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Pages 38-48 |
| Freedom in the World: the Defense of Externalist Libertarianism |
Alexander Mishura
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Pages 49-58 |
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Philosophy and Culture
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| Phenomenon of Body Knowledge in Chinese Philosophy and Culture |
Vladimir Malyavin
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Pages 59-71 |
| How Do We Define Art? |
Andrew Andreev
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Tatiana Kuznetsova
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Pages 72-79 |
| On Creation, Cave Art and Perception: a Doxological Approach |
Dmitrii Vorobev
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Pages 80-93 |
| Rebels and Freebooters: Political Struggle in ‘Demons’ by Dostoevsky |
Roman Gulyaev
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Pages 94-103 |
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Philosophy and Science
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| New Global Revolution in Science |
Arkadiy Ursul
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Pages 104-112 |
| Conflict of human self-references |
Anton Popov
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Pages 113-123 |
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History of Russian Philosophy
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| Merezhkovsky, or Actualization of Religious and Philosophical Meanings of European Culture |
Vladimir K. Kantor
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Pages 124-133 |
| Russian intelligentsia about the “depths” of the Russian revolution: hysterics and illusions in the context of time |
Marina S. Kiseleva
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Pages 134-145 |
| Again about the Unlearned Lessons of the Zagorsk Experiment (an Answer to A. D. Maidanskiy) |
Yuriy Putschaev
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Pages 146-157 |
| Results of the Zagorsky Experiment in Terms of the Philosophy of Concrete Idealism (Florensky versus Ilyenkov) |
Rustem Vakhitov
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Pages 158-167 |
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History of Philosophy
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| Plato and his religion. To the interpretation of Euthyphro dialogue |
Dmitriy Bugai
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Pages 168-184 |
| The philosophical struggle of early Advaita with Indian atheism |
Vladimir Shokhin
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Pages 185-197 |
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Letter to Editors
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| “Light Charisma of the Fuhrer.” Islamic element in the Propaganda of the Third Reich |
Konstantin Burmistrov
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Pages 198-206 |
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Scientific Life
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| Encyclopedia of Methodologies of Political Science |
Irina Silakova
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Pages 207-214 |
| Alexander Kojev: Russian-French dialogue (review of the international colloquium) |
Alexey M. Rutkevich
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Daria Drozdova
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Ivan Kurilovich
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Pages 215-218 |
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Book Reviews
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| Watersheds secularization. What is wrong with our millennium: a view from the epicenter of the geopolitical clinch |
Vladimir Mironov
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Pages 219-220 |
| Dragan Jakovljević. Erkenntnisgestalten und Handlungsanweisungen. Драган Яковлевич. Образы познания и рекомендации к действиям |
Maja Soboleva
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Pages 221-222 |
