RESEARCHES
“Cosmophysical processes” in their observable universality: open questions in the research of A. L. Chizhevsky and S. E. Shnoll
Volume 9, Issue №4, 2023
The work is devoted to the consideration of two phenomena – the cycle of solar activity (SA), equal to 11 years and the "Schnoll effect". Both phenomena are connected with the periodicity ...
Environmental hermeneutics as an interdisciplinary phenomenon
Volume 9, Issue №4, 2023
The article discusses the interdisciplinary nature of environmental hermeneutics and its role in the formation of modern environmental consciousness. It is emphasized that environmental hermeneutics, as a special interdisciplinary direction, ...
Genre, style, syntax: towards the dialogical features of German aesthetic and philosophical texts of the 18th century
Volume 9, Issue №4, 2023
The article is devoted to the formation of aesthetic and philosophical texts in the era of the German Enlightenment: on the example of prose by H. Wolf, I. Winckelmann, G.E. ...
Between post-, de- and metasecularity: Habermas, Milbank, Zizek.
Creation after nothing
Volume 9, Issue №4, 2023
Currently, humanitarian knowledge is in a state of “cultural war” between projects that have found the courage, after the total deconstruction inherent in postmodernity, to create their own local worlds ...
Law or History? On the political views of the “learned kings” Maximilian II Joseph and Johann on the German question in the middle of the 19th century
Volume 9, Issue №4, 2023
The article is devoted to a comparative analysis of the views on the unification of Germany by the kings of Bavaria (Maximilian II Joseph) and Saxony (Johann). Being one of the ...
Continuity of ways of representation of island mythologeme in modern Russian culture
Volume 9, Issue №4, 2023
The article explores the continuity of the ways of representation of the mythologeme of the island in modern Russian culture. The author examines a number of images, motifs and plots ...
What is perspectivism?
Volume 9, Issue №3, 2023
Since Nietzsche, the term “perspectivism” has been used as the name for an ill-defined epistemological position. Some have tried to find an adequate meaning for the word “perspectivism,” tacitly investing ...
Why was Russia able to do it?
(toward the ontology of imperialism in Russian historical self-consciousness)
Volume 9, Issue №3, 2023
The study of its history through the prism of "imperial" discourse has gained popularity in Russia and abroad in recent decades. Within the framework of the so-called. "imperial studies" by ...
Aesthetics of attractiveness in architecture (dynamic meanings)
Volume 9, Issue №3, 2023
The article offers overview some semantic characteristics of the concept of attractiveness; the methodological relevance of the concept for research in the field of philosophy of architecture and conceptual and ...
The phenomenon of Soviet fashion: the clash between socialist ideology and consumers' fashion desires
Volume 9, Issue №3, 2023
The author focuses on the phenomenon of Soviet fashion. A feature of the author's approach to the topic is the identification of ideological reasons for the formation of a gap ...
The problem of defining the conceptual boundaries of the phenomenon of epistemological relativism
Volume 9, Issue №3, 2023
The article considers the main ways of conceptualizing the phenomenon of epistemological relativism in modern philosophy. Two traditions are singled out in assessing the functions and methodological prospects of epistemological ...
V. F. Asmus and criticism of the fascist interpretation of Hegel
Volume 9, Issue №3, 2023
The article is devoted to the Soviet philosopher Valentin F. Asmus (1894–1975) and his criticism of the fascist (including Nazi) appropriation of Hegel's thought. The question of the interpretation of the ...
M. Gauchet's Theory of the Exit from the Religious: Another Reading of Secular Transformation of Society
Volume 9, Issue №3, 2023
The article considers the main points of the French historian and philosopher M. Gauchet's conception as applied to the specificity of the process of secularization in West-European society. The key points ...
Hierarchy and ‘Sobornost’: Toward the Philosophy of Religious Identity of Old Orthodox Believers (Pomorian Church)
Volume 9, Issue №3, 2023
The article offers review and systematic characteristics of the religious and historical identity (or self-understanding) of the Old Orthodox Christians (Pomorians), who suffered for a long time in their standing ...
Networked (virtual) artefacts as contemporary Siberian population's lifestyle markers in the context of the New Normal
Volume 9, Issue №3, 2023
The article describes the results of a methodological experiment to assess the contemporary psychological state of the members of a dual ontology society (real and virtual) through the analysis of ...
Do Nations Exist? An Alternative Look at an Old Problem
Volume 9, Issue №1, 2023
Modern social sciences rarely question the appropriateness of using the concept of a nation. However, the existence of nations, especially in the ethnic sphere, is not at all as obvious ...
Sense of life in the age of universal labor
Volume 9, Issue №2, 2023
In any historical epochб the sense of life is one of the key questions of human existence. However, the problem of the sense of life becomes especially relevant during critical ...
Peculiarities of children's lies: a view from Japan
Volume 9, Issue №2, 2023
The article considers the phenomenon of children's lies in Japanese society. Japanese educators and parents point out that lying in children is caused by many factors and the peculiarities of ...
Fridtjof Nansen and Taimyr
(about the seminar dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Nobel Peace Prize)
Volume 9, Issue №2, 2023
The article characterizes the scientific, expeditionary and political aspects of the life of F. Nansen: a scientist, traveler, political figure, which were considered from different angles by the participants of ...
The "patchwork" monarchy of the last Rurikovichs: power, custom, law
Volume 9, Issue №2, 2023
The Early Modern is an era when loose and unconsolidated medieval states gradually transformed into early modern ones. These new political formations are traditionally called "centralized". However, were these early ...
