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Bulletin We hereby announce
publication and circulation of the Bulletin of the Russian
Philosophical Society No. 3, 2006 (Editor-in-Chief, Professor A. N. Chumakov; Executive Secretary, Professor N. Z. Yaroschuk). The issue opens with the Editor’s Column by Pr. A. N. Chumakov writing on The Social responsibility of Philosophy. Information
from the RPhS Regional Branches and Organisations includes materials about the new RPhS
section on General Foundations of Being;
the conference on Creating a Humane
Society held at the Events and
Comments inform about the First Russian National
Students and Young Scholars Conference on Artificial
Intelligence: Philosophy, Methodology, Innovations at the Moscow State
Institute for Radio Technology, Electronics and Automatics; on the Sixth
International Jubilee Readings on The Optina Pustyn and Russian
Culture (Kaluga); the Interuniversity Symposium
on Problems of Humanism (Vladimir);
the Russian National conference on Risk
Society and the 21st Century Humans: Alternatives and Scenarios (Saratov). We introduce a new column: Towards the Twenty-second World
Congress of Philosophy. Here the
readers will find the basic information about the congress to be held from
July 30 to August 5, UNESCO and
Philosophy informs of the proceedings
of the UNESCO Baikal International Conference on Ecological Ethics and Education for Sustainable Development ( Under Managing Education: Contemporary
Approaches Pr. V. N. Belov, Dean, Faculty
of Philosophy and Psychology, Chernyshevsky State
University (Saratov) shares his University
experience in philosophical education. Opinions
of Foreign Colleagues include The Problem of Man in Contemporary
Philosophical Anthropology by V. Bukreyev, Ph. D. ( Experience
of Philosophical Cooperation informs
of the meeting with Chinese philosophers at the RPhS
Presidium; and the conference on A. Bogdanov and Philosophical Discourse in Russian in the
Context of Modernity ( Read Civil Society for Civic-mindedness
as Educational Problem by Pr. A. I. Orekhovsky and O. B. Fomichyova (Novosibrsk). The Global Studies column informs of the proceedings of the Global Studies regular seminar at the RPhS Presidium. In the
First Person presents Antiquity and Modernity by Pr. F. H. Kessidi ( The Standpoint presents The
Beautiful Stranger Named ‘Soul’ by Pr. A. A. Krushanov ( Thinking Aloud is Assoc. Pr. L. A. Dyomina in her
hermeneutical apology titled Essay on
Friendship. Published By Way of Discussion are Soviet and
Post-Soviet Philosophy: Past and Thoughts by Pr. V. I. Krasikov ( A Topical Issue is discussed in Needed
a Commission on Science in the RAS [the This issue’s Important Talks are by Assoc. Pr. K. S. Khrutsky ( Philosophical
Anthropology presents On Human in Postmodernism by
Assoc. Pr. R. M. Aleinik ( Under Philosophy and Culture column read Two
Phenomena of Our National Culture by L. A. Bulavka,
Ph. D. ( From the
History of Russian Philosophy
presents The Theme of Russia in the
Writings of I. A. Ilyin by
Assoc. Pr. Ye. V. Vinogradova ( The News
of the Day presents The President’s Wife as a Would-Be
President by Assoc. Pr. A. G. Pyrin ( The Young Philosopher’s Page presents Early
20th-century Russian Philosophers on Social Crisis by A. A. Cherepanov, postgraduate
student (Tver). See Philosophy in the Internet for The Internet
as a Means of Mass Communication and Information by Ye. Yu. Zhuravlyova, postgraduate student
( Contemporary
Foreign Journal presents Bulletin of the Institute for Human
Sciences, Mentioned as Noteworthy is information about joining the
cultural pilgrimage to Read Useful Information about the Russian
Philosophical Gazette; the analytical newspaper Argumenty nedeli [The Arguments of the Week]; the Sixth Frolov Readings; the conference
on Problems of Informatics: Philosophy,
Theory of Science, Education (St. Petersburg); the conference on The Philosophy of Conscience: History and
the Present (Faculty of Philosophy, Moscow State Lomonosov
University); The Days of
St. Petersburg Philosophy, 2006; the philosophical congress to be
held in India. Read the Feedback for the analytical review of RPhS Bulletin 2006:2 presented by independent reviewer Pr. V. F. Druzhinin ( The section Projects and Proposals of RPhS Members informs of the voluntary
contributions to the RPhS fund by A. G. Pyrin
(23,000 roubles) and G. N. Mezentsev (50,000 roubles). See also book
reviews, annotations, book announcements, information on new books and journals available at the RPhS
Presidium, books published by the See Philosophers Joke Too for The Cellular
Phone by Fyodor Selivanov ( The Poetic Page presents Immortality
by Anatoly Averyanov ( Published also are letters of congratulations on jubilees and other notable events and obituaries. The readers are informed of
the Russian Philosophical Society’s
organizational structure, consisting
of the Presidium, the Inspection Committee, 114 regional branches, 49 field
branches, 53 primary units of the Moscow Philosophical Society; we also
publish the complete RPhS membership list (5,337 members). Read also requirements for
the RPhS
membership for 2007. Like in all
other issues of the Bulletin it is explained that the Russian Philosophical
Society counts as its members only those who have paid the yearly membership fee and have been consequently
included in the current year membership list. They henceforward enjoy all the
privileges of the Society members, including subscription to the RPhS Bulletin. Full membership lists are published yearly
in RPhS Bulletin No. 3 for the year in
question; additions to the membership lists, in RPhS Bulletin No. 4. The Bulletin’s subscription
index in the Rospechat Catalogue is 79643. Please,
email your messages addressed to the RPhS Presidium and the RPhS Bulletin Editorial Board to chumakov@logic.ru or rphs@iph.ras.ru.
Our Internet website is http://www.logic.ru/~phil-soc. To contact the Editors, please, call (7-495) 201-24-02 or
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