| On the 90th Anniversary of I.T. Frolov. Ivan T. Frolov – It’s Necessary to Start from the Beginning |
Galina Belkina
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Maria I. Frolova
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Pages 5-13 |
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Hermeneutic Tradition in Russia: Current Context and Resent Problems (The “Round Table” Materials)
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| Philosophy as the Ultimate Hermeneutic Interpretation and Dialogue of Cultures |
Vladimir Mironov
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Pages 14-17 |
| The Role of G. G. Shpet in the Formation of the Hermeneutic Tradition in Russia |
Valery Kuznetsov
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Pages 18-22 |
| Hermeneutics in Russia: Russian translations of Plato of the XIX century |
Roman Svetlov
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Pages 23-27 |
| Organic Criticism in the Russian Intellectual Culture in the 19th Century |
Elena Motovnikova
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Pages 28-31 |
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Philosophy and Society
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| Algorithm and Freedom: to a Question of the Fate of Humanitarian Culture |
Elena Zolotuhina-Abolina
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Pages 32-39 |
| Systemic Crisis of the Society and the State of Postcapitalism |
Aleksander Shchipkov
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Pages 40-49 |
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Philosophy, Religion, Culture
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| «Тemptation» of Michel Foucault and Sufi’s Wanderings of «Historian» |
Nargis Nurulla-Khodzhaeva
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Pages 50-63 |
| Philosophical Phenomenology of Religion (M. Scheler, A. Reinach, E. Stein) in Context of Religious Modernism |
Alexander Koltsov
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Pages 64-74 |
| On the Theory of Traductological Relativity |
Suren T. Zolyan
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Pages 75-86 |
| “If There is God, everything is Lawful” (Dostoevsky’s Central Meta-theme in Contemporary European Psychoanalytic Philosophy) |
Sergej Kibalnik
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Pages 87-97 |
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Philosophy and Science
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| The Fate of Science (several remarks to abolished lectures by F. Dyson and I.R. Shafarevich) |
Alexey Parshin
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Pages 98-107 |
| The Place of historical Science in the System of contemporary Knowledge |
Kseniya Khvostova
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Pages 108-117 |
| Space-Time in the Modern Scientific Picture of the World (to the 100th Anniversary of the Gravitational Waves Prediction) |
Larisa Minasyan
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Vitali Beylin
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Olga Leshcheva
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Pages 118-129 |
| The anthropic principle in the science of sports |
Yuri Petrunin
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Pages 130-140 |
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History of Russian Philosophy
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| The Mission of the Intelligentsia in the Journalism of the Russian Opposition Movement (1882–1909) |
Veronika Sharova
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Pages 141-149 |
| K. N. Leontiev and I. I. Fudel: the Question of Continuity |
Nadezda Vinyukova
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Pages 150-161 |
| Alexey F. Losev on Goethe’s Theory of Colors, the Tragedy “Faust” and the Novel “The Sorrows of Young Werther” |
Elena Takho-Godi
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Pages 162-172 |
| German Annotations to A.F. Losev’s four books of the 1920s |
Petr Rezvykh
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Pages 173-197 |
| Ethics of transformed Eros in the context of Russian philosophy and literature |
Anastasia Gacheva
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Pages 198-209 |
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Letter to Editors
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| Jan Patočka on F.M. Dostoevsky’s Philosophy |
Yulia Scherbina
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Pages 210-218 |
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Book Reviews
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| Anthropology of Peter: Lev Vygotsky witnessed by Peter Schedrovitsky |
Alexander Asmolov
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Pages 219-222 |
