RESEARCHES
Intermediality in contemporary theatre practices
Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025
The article deals with the concept of intermediality and the possibilities of its application to experimental theatre productions of contemporary directors – R. Castellucci, C. Luppa, and R. Lepage. The problematisation of intermediality in ...
"Nobody to take...": Alexander I, reforms and Russian nobility
(Patrick O'Mеara and his "Russian nobility of the times of Alexander I")
Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025
The problem of reforms (or revolutions) "from above" in Russia has long been of interest to historians, political scientists, cultural scientists and other specialists studying the development of society and ...
The text and/or the author? To find a way out of the “black and white maze”
Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025
The article examines the problem of the author’s place in the eventfulness of the author-text-performance relationship. The speaking author has been an integral part of the cultural landscape since Homeric ...
Plant ornament as a phenomenon of cultural synthesis: tradition and innovation in Russian textiles in the Silver Age
Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025
The article is devoted to the cultural and philosophical analysis of the problem of the genesis of plant ornament in the Russian textile tradition at the turn of the XIX-XX ...
Values, social expectations and backbone communications of Dagestan youth
(experience of political anthropology)
Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025
Due to the polynationality and polyethnicity of the Russian state, the behavior of the younger generation in different regions has both similarities and differences, a distinctive system of value orientations ...
Polotsk neoscholasticism in the Russian intellectual space: main stages of development
Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025
The article focuses on the under-researched topic of the formation and development of the local Polotsk neo-Scholastic philosophical tradition within the Russian intellectual sphere of the 19th century. Studying it ...
Some philosophical and theological meanings of the anthropic principle
Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025
The subject of the research is a critical discussion about the anthropic principle of the Universe between the representatives of materialistic monism and dialectical materialism on the one hand and ...
"Evolition of humanity": Kang Yuwei's metasocial anthropology
Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025
The article presents a translation and commentary on part of the book The Great Unity, specifically the chapter “Evolution of Humanity”, by the Chinese philosopher, politician and public figure Kang ...
Transhumanism versus humanism
Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025
The transhumanist worldview, being a product of the culture of commodity fetishism, is a utopian and largely irresponsible reaction to the global socio-biological crisis. The article reveals the antinomy of ...
Cognitive theological poetics: creation and poetry
Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025
The subject of the research in the article is theological poetics in its historical and genre diversity. The key topic of the article is the consideration of various aspects of ...
Euhemerism and representations of ancient Celtic religion in the studies of the 18th century:
works by P.-Y. Pezron (1639–1706) and P. H. Mallet (1730–1807)
Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025
The article analyzes the problem of the reception of euhemerism as a historical, polemical and political tool in the 18th century, using the works by P.-Y. Pezron and P. H. ...
Russian concepts of developmental learning of initial writing in the first half of the twentieth century
Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025
The article presents the results of a historical analysis of the implementation of the ideas of the Russian methodology of developmental teaching of initial writing in the first half of ...
Open journalism: audience as a subject of current media communication
Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025
Open journalism is a type of journalism that involves an active role of the audience in creating and curating news on open-source Internet platforms. This activity is focused on the ...
Protomediality of the archaic middle space: the case of the symposium
Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025
The authors consider protomediality as a key characteristic of media history. The problems of the socio-cultural functionality of the zones and spaces of ancient settlements have been partially addressed in ...
Iegor Reznikoff: materials for biography and creative work
Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025
The article presents the first intermediate results of the research into the biography, scientific activity and creative heritage of the Russian-French musicologist, Professor Iegor Danilovich Reznikoff, who made a significant ...
K.S. Aksakov's ideas as the basis of the concept of equitable social development
Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025
The relevance of addressing the analysis of some of the ideas of one of the leaders of the Slavophiles Konstantin Aksakov is determined primarily by the fact that in their ...
Media consumption among young people: political context, trends and influencing factors
Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025
Despite the sustained interest of Russian scholars in various aspects of youth media consumption, there are still issues in this that have not been properly researched. One of these is ...
Problems of representation of Christian sacraments in modern Russian media
Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025
The article examines the problem of representing the doctrinal aspects of Orthodox sacraments in the media. Attention is drawn to the difficulties of interpreting religious concepts and expressions of sacred ...
Epistemic coercion and epistemic necessity in scientific cognition: a philosophical analysis
Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025
The article includes a presentation and analysis of the discussions on epistemic coercion in the journal “Epistemology and Philosophy of Science” (Vol. 61, No. 3) in 2024. On this basis, the main ...
N. N. Strakhov’s episolary as an autobiographical narrative
(based on correspondence with A. G. Dostoyevskaya)
Volume 10, Issue №4, 2024
The article clarifies the autobiographical evidence of Nikolai N. Strakhov, a Russian thinker of versatile scientific and philosophical bent, who did not leave behind extensive memoirs, but definitely identified himself ...
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