RESEARCHES
Evolution of public catering institutions in the USSR (1920s-1930s): key issues of everyday life
Volume 12, Issue №1, 2026
The article examines the evolution of public catering institutions in the USSR during the 1920s-1930s as a core element of Soviet alimentary culture and socialist everyday life. The relevance of ...
Protomediality as a source of the public sphere
Volume 12, Issue №1, 2026
The research problem lies in the insufficient development of the concept of protomediality – a phenomenon that connects material forms of dwelling with the emergence of the public sphere. The relevance ...
Semantic and historical halos of doubling: from souls, shadows, and reflections to the AI-twin
Volume 12, Issue №1, 2026
The article examines the phenomenon of doubling in its historical and semantic dynamics – from archaic conceptions of the multiplicity of the soul to contemporary technotronic forms of digital twins. ...
The semantic contours of the personality of A.A. Grigoriev in the dramaturgy of P.D. Boborykin ("The Sorrowful Brethren")
Volume 12, Issue №1, 2026
The study of A.A. Grigoriev's intellectual legacy faces a fundamental methodological challenge: his proclaimed method of "organic criticism" conflicts with his own improvisational, intuitive, and creative practice, complicating historical and philosophical ...
Poliosphere: The Theory of Political Consciousness as Self-Organizing Cognitive Systems
Volume 12, Issue №1, 2026
The article proposes an innovative concept of the “poliosphere” – a cognitive environment where political ideologies are considered as self-organizing systems possessing their own agency. The author, drawing on an interdisciplinary ...
On the question of the place and significance of N. N. Glubokovsky in the Russian hermeneutic tradition
Volume 12, Issue №1, 2026
This article examines N.N. Glubokovsky's theological hermeneutics in the context of a historical era similar to our own time of intellectual unrest. N.N. Glubokovsky exemplifies intellectual and spiritual freedom, self-determination ...
Subject of legal hermeneutics: to the anthropological experience of 19th-20th century Russian philosophy
Volume 12, Issue №1, 2026
This article examines the subject of legal hermeneutics in the context of Russian anthropology. The study aims to overcome the narrowly technical approach to the interpretation of law by addressing ...
Hermeneutic Foundations for Solving Equations and Their Systems
Volume 12, Issue №1, 2026
This article addresses issues related to schoolchildren's ability to solve different types of equations. It emphasises the importance of understanding the origins of algorithms and rules for solving equations, rather ...
Soviet animated films about the Town Musicians of Bremen as guides of hippie culture in the USSR
Volume 12, Issue №1, 2026
The article focuses on two Soviet animated films – “The Town Musicians of Bremen” (1969) and “On the Trail of the Town Musicians of Bremen” (1973), which are seen as cultural guides for ...
Evald Ilyenkov's “Cosmology of spirit” as a manifesto of communist ethics
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
This article reconstructs the political subtext of Soviet philosopher Evald Ilyenkov's essay “Cosmology of Spirit”. Although there has recently been a revival of interest in Soviet thought, there is a ...
Solving Zeno's aporias based on a dialectical approach
and the latest discoveries in physics:ontological consequences
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
This study analyzes the aporias of Zeno of Elea: "Achilles", "Arrow" and "Dichotomy" in order to propose approaches to their resolution in accordance with the latest results of scientific research ...
The creative personality in the philosophical and literary conceptualization of Apollon Grigoriev
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
This article attempts to organise the key elements of the philosophical concept of the creative personality, as proposed by the 19^(th)-century literary critic, poet and philosopher A. A. Grigoriev. By ...
Multidirectional meanings of the modern socio-cultural environment in terms of their influence on socially significant audience reactions
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
The article focuses on the social impact of the multidirectional meanings disseminated by popular Internet news sources on socially significant audience reactions. It focuses on articles on the same topic ...
Reduction as a Phenomenological and General Scientific Principle
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
The article examines the principles and foundations of phenomenology, as well as its scientific methodology, on the basis of the central concepts of transcendental phenomenology, epoché and reduction. Despite Husserl's ...
Mercy as an Element of the Common Good in User Discourse in the Russian Social Media Segment
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
In the digital age, traditional moral categories undergo significant transformation, both in meaning and in the ways they are expressed. Mercy, deeply rooted in philosophical and religious traditions, has become ...
Man as a Whole: N. N. Strakhov's Anti-Reductionism in the Age of Transhumanism
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
The article focuses on the actualization of N.N. Strakhov's philosophical and anthropological concept in the context of contemporary transhumanism and scientific reductionism. The scientific novelty of the research lies in ...
The transformation of the concept of 'network' in social research methodology
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
One of the most important characteristics of philosophical and socio-humanitarian science at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries is the constant updating of conceptual and terminological apparatus, which ...
The Women's Question: Value and Ritual Meanings from a Neo-Confucian Perspective
(to the poem Peacocks fly to the Southeast)
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
The article presents a retrospective analysis of the traditional attitude towards women, their freedoms and marriage in China based on historical, literary and poetic sources. The analysis is based on ...
Dostoevsky’s Novel Poor Folk as a Literary Event
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
A literary fact emphasizes objective attributes, while a literary event often describes a process of occurrence. In Dostoevsky’s debut novel Poor Folk, literary creation and works are not only objects ...
The role of speed in diplomatic correspondence in Russia's foreign policy planning: The Olmütz Agreement of 1850
Volume 11, Issue №4, 2025
By the middle of the 19th century, the speed of information exchange had become a key factor in resolving international crises. This became particularly evident during the 1848-1849 revolution, exemplified ...
