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SPIROVA, E.M.
CORRELATION OF SIGN AND SYMBOL
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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In the theory of symbol its correlation with the sign is one of the most topical theoretical problems, perhaps, the key one. In many philosophical texts these two terms are confused. At the same time, one needs to divide the two terms, in order to understand the nature of symbol more completely. This article by E.M. Spirova is aimed to solve this problem, based on the works of the recognized European philosophers.
Methodology of philosophical learning
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GUREVICH, P.S.
METAMORPHOSES OF POWER
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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It happened many times that successful social management resulted in political explosion. The social managerism is often manipulative. For example, the great gap between the rich and the poor in Russia is quite an example of technocratic thought, aimed to deal with management issues. Another excellent example is the competition between two political parties, both of which were born in the Kremlin administration….
Methodology of philosophical learning
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N IKIFOROV, A.L.
PHYLOSOPHY OF THINKING AND PHYLOSOPHY OF WORD
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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Phylosophical systems, directions means and methods can be divided based on various bases. The author of this article considers that is important to classify the philosophers by the manner, in which they express their ideas. This difference seem to have existed for many centuries, but now it became especially obvious.
The Conference
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KOROLEV, S.A.
ROUTINE AND POWER: IN THE SEARCH FOR THE SOCAL AND PHYLOSOPHICAL METHODOLOGY
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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The study of routine was lately conducted mostly by the phenomenologists, representatives of empirical sociology, and, quite recently, by the social epistemiologists. The author tries to find the methodological approaches to the analysis of this sphere of social life from the standpoint of the social philosopher, with special regard to the issue of “routine and power”.
The Conference
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SHOKHIN, V.K.
PHYLOSOPHICAL AND THEOLOGICAL DIALOG ON FREEDOM
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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The attempts of renewing the tradition of the famous St. Petersburg “Religious and Philosophical Gatherings (1901 – 1903) became one of the important events in the spiritual life of the country, which recently survived 70 years of atheism and its destruction. Among such attempts, one should single out the regular seminars, which are co-organized by the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Synode Theological Commission of the Russian Orthodox Church. The author provides a review of these seminars.
The Conference
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STOLYAROV, A.A.
GENESIS OF THE PHYLOSOPHICAL TOPICALITY OF FREEDOM: ANTIQUITY AND PATRICISM
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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Throughout the ages the problem of freedoms seemed to narrow down to the issue of limits to the intellectual and moral autonomy of a subject, and this is precisely the approach for the modern European thinking, based on the classical tradition, which retains its topicality for more than 2000 years. However, as the author of this article points out, the idea of correlation between freedom and responsibility began to dominate at about III century B.C., with some peculiarities of ancient thinking being taken into account… The classical Greek thought seems to provide examples of the thesis, that no autonomy and no freedom are necessary prerequisites for responsibility.
The Conference
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FOKHIN, A.P.
BOETIUS ON HUMAN FREEDOM
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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“The last Roman” Boetius have put his share into the issue of human freedom. He seemed to address this issue from two standpoints – philosophical and theological. This article by A.R. Fokin is devoted to the analysis of Boetius’ positions on the issue of freedom.
The Conference
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MIKHAILOV, P.B.
THE ISSUE OF FREEDOM IN GREEK PATRICISM
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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As the author of this article points out, the topic of freedom in the Greek patricism is somewhat monotonous, and its essence remains unchanged for more than 1000 years from the II to XI – XIII centuries. So, one can hardly discuss the problem of freedom in the views of the Greek “fathers”. At the same time the Latin West provided a different example, since there the issue of freedom was a problem with serious religious consequences, due to the conflict of human freedom and theological determinism.
The Conference
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KARPOV, K.V.
POLEMICS ON DIVINE PREDETERMINATION IN IX CENTURY
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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The issue of correlation of the divine predetermination, gratuity and freedom of conscience took a special place in the theological disputes of IX century. This article contains detailed analysis of the issue.
The Conference
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SUDAKOV, A.K.
“THE TRUE SELFNESS”: MIND AS FREEDOM IN KANT’S ETHICAL PERSONALISM
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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The author asks a number of questions: “What is the deep anthropology of Kant? Where one should find the “true selfness” worth of being the metaphysical subject of the unattainable freedom? What is the freedom of a thinking person?” and tries to provide some answers.
The Conference
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PIMENOV, S.S.
KANT, TILLICH AND BART
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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This article concerns the understanding of Kant’s freedom solution in the works of the thinkers of XX centuries, such as Tillich and Bart. These constant opponents share some common thoughts as to attitude to Kant and his “freedom of will” idea.
The history of humanitarian science
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LAZAREVA, A.N.
NIKOLAI BERDYAEV ON FREEDOM AS CREATIVE ACTIVITY
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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Nikolay Berdyaev (1874 – 1948) have been thinking about freedom in a very relevant aspect – freedom as a positive creative force and a principle of creative activity. This article by A.N. Lazareva contains analysis of N. Berdyaev’s works.
Hermeneutics
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NIKONOV, K.I.
THEOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY, PART 1
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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The ruin of the tradition in the situation of religious pluralism may lead to the spiritual chaos in the Era of Aquarius. As the author of this article points out, in such a situation anthropological problems predefine the contents of philosophy and theology, the structures of co-existence of churches. The anthropological constants predefine the very field for the dialogue, and the philosophical anthropology becomes the necessary dimension of religious studies. That is why the anthropological religious studies may become one of the institutions, which guard and protect the person.
Tradition and innovation
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MATUTITE, K.P.
METHODOLOGY OF HUMANITARIAN THINKKING
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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Today an individual, who understands the ethos of science, becomes more modest and careful. He sees how the categories, that he uses, are temporary and unstable. The philosophical anthropology today cannot be imagined without the support of sciences, especially the human sciences. The human sciences in the broader perspective touch upon the philosophical anthropology. What is the modern methodology of human science thinking?
Meaning and silence
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KATYUKHINA, T.V.
THE ISSUE OF SILENCE IN RUSSIAN POETRY
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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The topic of silence is often expressed in the creative thought. The view of it is colorfully presented in the Russian poetry, and it causes much interest of historians, literature scholars, philosophers, etc. This interest is connected by the author of this article to a number of factors.
Structuralism
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ALEINIK, R.M.
INDIVIDUAL-TEST-SEMIOSPHERE-HISTORY
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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Currently the understanding of the natural science knowledge is undergoing a change. It is now understood within the framework of development of human activity, communicative relations, cultural values, and social institutions. It becomes the means of integration of sciences, dealing with nature and culture.
Philosophy and art
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MAKHOV, A.B.
LEOPARDI IN RUSSIA
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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The author of this article tries to express a true impression of the great poet, writer and thinker of XIX century Jacomo Leopardi, whose life holds many secrets, and who became rather famous in Russia more than 150 years ago.
Philosophy and art
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SAMOKHVALOVA, V.K.
MOTIVES OF PHYLOSOPHY OF ROMANTISM IN THE WORKS OF JACOMO LEOPARDI
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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This article provides a study of a number of philosophical and anthropological problems, typical for a rather “marginal” figure in the sphere of philosophy – writer, poet and a romantic person Jacomo Leopardi.
Philosophy and art
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KANARSH, G.Y.
GUSTAV MEYRINK: THE WAY TO THE INNER
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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This article provides an analysis of the Gustave Meyrink’s works. G. Meyrink is an Austrian writer, the “father” of the “black romanticism” in literature. In late years, one finds a new wave of interest to the works of G. Meyrink in Russia, especially among the intellectuals, who are interested in occult knowledge.
Ethics
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SULTANOVA, M.A.
THE ORIGIN OF MORALS. PART 1
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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Human behavior is not based on reason alone. Humans have conscience, the moral feeling, which allows to evaluate one’s own acts and doings. The first views on conscience and its role one can find the Ancient world. This article of M.A. Sultanova is devoted to the genesis and development of morals…
The stream of books
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Review of the book “Culture in the World: the Drama of Being” by A.I. Shendrik.
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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In this article the reader may find the review of the book “Culture in the World: the Drama of Being” by A.I. Shendrik.
The stream of books
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I.V. Sidorenko
Archeact and archefable: the meanings
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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The life of I.V. Sidorenko, philosopher and poet ended abruptly. She was a talented and beautiful woman, the candidate of philosophical sciences, the author of the book “Anthropology of happiness”. We publish the last article of I.V. Sidorenko, which she wrote several days before she died. It’s “Archeact and archefable: the meanings”
The stream of books
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FEEL THE POWER OF HARMONY. Kolomiets, H. The value of music: a philosophical perspective. Orenburg, 2006, edition of 300,. 579
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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The stream of books
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FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING inseparable. Lukatsky MA Education and culture in the works, L.N. Tolstogo. M., 2006, edition of 5000, sec. 232
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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IN MEMORIAM
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Sidorenko I.V.
ALIVE STORIES. Dobrovolsky, Valery. To the source for regeneration. M., 2006, sec. 156
// Philosophy and Culture.
2008. ¹ 3.
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