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Bulletin We hereby announce
publication and circulation of the Bulletin of the Russian
Philosophical Society No. 1, 2006 (Editor-in-Chief, Professor A. N. Chumakov; Executive
Secretary, Professor N. Z. Yaroschuk). The opening Editor’s Column is titled On the Civil Society
and deals with Philosophical Society’s jubilee activities in May. The next column Towards the Jubilee informs of the three memorable dates: the 35th
anniversary of the foundation of the USSR Philosophical Society, the 15th
anniversary of the Russian Philosophical Society, the 10th anniversary of the
RPhS Bulletin, and the Russian
nation-wide conference The Making of
Civil Society in Russia: The Role and Mission of Philosophy to be held in
Moscow Oblast from 25 to 28 May 2006 to commemorate the occasions. Their
ideas on the forthcoming event are presented by Prs. G. V. Drach (Rostov-on-Don), A. V. Pertsev (Yekaterinburg) , I. S. Utrobin (Perm), M. N. Fomina (Chita) , N. S. Rybakov (Pskov), T. P. Lolayev (Vladikavkaz). Read Pericles’ Funeral Oration in Thucydides’ History by Pr. F. Kh. Kessidi ( The News
of the Day presents A Under the column Summarising the Fourth Russian
Congress of Philosophy find the
verbatim record of the night lecture on Postsovietism
read by Pr. A. A. Zinoviev (Moscow) at the RCPh IV
)24-28 May 2005). Information
from the RPhS Regional Branches and Organisations includes materials about the activities of the The
Events and
Comments section informs of the philosophical seminars held in Losev’s
House – Library on History of Russian Philosophy and Culture (Moscow); the recent meeting of the Continuous Symposium
on Philosophy and Methodology of
Scientific Cognition (Moscow State University); the conference on Education and Management initiated in
St. Petersburg by the Section on Philosophy of Education, Head Council
for Philosophy, Ministry of Education and Science; the regional conference on
Problems of Fighting Terrorism and
Extremism in Vladikavkaz; the Afanasiev
Managerial Readings (Moscow); the Third
Torchinov Readings at the Faculty of Philosophy, St. Petersburg
University; the opening session of Seminar on Social Cognition: World – Russia – Siberia at the Institute of
Philosophy and Law, the Russian Academy of Sciences Siberian Branch
(Novosibirsk); the conference on Problems
of Primary and Secondary Modernisation in Russian Cultural Context hosted
by the Faculty of Philosophy and Cultural Studies, Rostov State University
(Rostov-on-Don); the conference on Globalisation:
Legal, Economical and Sociocultural Aspects held at the Moscow State
Academy of Jurisprudence; the International Forum of Youth in the Political and Legal Space of the 21st Century at the
Peoples Friendship University of Russia (Moscow); the results of the 2005 Young Scholars and Students
Competition in Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology and Legal Studies. The UNESCO and Philosophy column informs of the activities commemorating the World Philosophy Day (17 November 2005) in Tver. The Problems of Teaching Philosophy column presents a controversial publication Philosophy for Postgraduate Students as a
Key to Problems of Russian Philosophy by Pr. V. N. Porus ( See the Managing Education: Contemporary
Approaches column for Pr. V. A. Bazhanov’s ( See the Civil Society column for an interview with S. A. Markov, the RPhS representative in the Public Chamber of the Responses
to Our Publications include Public Chamber Instead of Civil Society?
by Ass. Pr. S. V. Belozyortsev ( The Standpoint column presents Foundations
of Science by Ass. Pr. V. D. Ruta ( See Our Contemporaries section for Politics
and Morals by S. A. Sharakshané ( See the Global
Studies section for information on the
recent activities of Seminar on Philosophical and Methodological Studies
of Globalisation Processes, and the article on Man in the World Process of Glonalisation by Pr. Wojciech
Slomsky ( See Raising an Issue column for the opening section of the analytical paper Philosophy of Economics Raises a Problem
by Pr. Yu. M. Osipov and I. P. Smirnov, Ph.D. ( Published By Way of Discussion are An Alternative
to Informisation by Pr. A. I. Uvarov ( Read An Interesting Interview with Philosopher Alexander
Pyatigorsky arguing that Conversation is Most Important. The Philosophy and Culture column presents Youth
for the Culture of Peace by V. V. Zhuravlyov, Advisor to the Mayor of Moscow, Chairman of the Union
of Youth Organisations ( See the Philosophy and Religion section for information about the Fourteenth International Christmas Educational Readings in The issue’s Important Talk is by N. V. Isakov, D. Phil. ( Under
the Feedback column
Pr. V. F. Druzhinin ( The Young Philosopher’s Page presents articles on Man
and Geography by Hussein Ibragimov, probationer with the Department of Philosophy, the
Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow); Early
Twentieth-century Russian Philosophers on the Problem of Social Crisis by
A. A. Cherepanov,
postgraduate student (Tver); Artificial
Man in Artificial World by N. L. Udodova (Yekaterinburg). See the Philosophy in the Internet section for Robert
A. sanders on the Internet by D. G. Shkayev ( The Pro
Memoria section
publishes articles in memory of Boris Pavlovich Shulyndin and Moisey Samoilovich Kagan. Mentioned
as Noteworthy are the appeal to share
experience of the new candidate
examination on history and philosophy of science; and information about International
Symposium on Science and Education for
Sustainable Development (Moscow); The
Days of St. Petersburg Philosophy – 2006; Workshop The World of Petersburg Culture; the
Second N. A. Nosov
Memorial Readings on The Concept of the
Sense of Place at the Institute of Philosophy, the Russian Academy of
Sciences. Read Useful
Information about
development of the RPhS interactive
website; the forthcoming additions to the biobibliographical dictionary Philosophers of The section Projects and Proposals of RPhS
Members informs of the voluntary
contributions by our sponsors Tatiana Vasilievna Panfilova (10,000 roubles) and Alexander Grigorievich Pyrin (25,000 roubles). See also book
reviews, annotations, book announcements, information on new books and journals available at the Presidium of the Russian Philosophical
Society, doctoral (16) and candidate (68) dissertations in philosophy defended in the first quarter of 2006. We also present a
contemporary foreign journal Hekmat va falsafen (Wisdom and Philosophy). See Philosophers Joke Too section for Fedoseyich
and the Outcome of German Classical Philosophy, a philosophical novella
by V. P. Gritsenko ( On the Poetic
Page find
verse by Boris Blinov ( Published
also are letters
of congratulations on
jubilees, rewards, other notable events and obituaries. We also publish Supplement to the RPhS Conferences Plan
for 2006 (items 71-110); supplement the RPhS Structure as
presented in RPhS Bulletin, 2005:3-4;
and Additions to the RPhS Membership List (amounting to 5,762 individual
members). Read also requirements for
the RPhS membership for 2006. Like in 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, send your e-mail messages
addressed to the
RPhS Presidium and the RPhS Bulletin Editorial Board to chumakov@logic.ru and/or rphs@iph.ras.ru. Our Internet website is www.logic.ru/~phil-soc. To contact the Editors, please, call (495) 201-24-02 or (495)
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