Bulletin
of the Russian Philosophical Society
No. 2 (42) 2007
(240 p.)
We hereby announce publication and circulation of the
Bulletin
of the Russian Philosophical Society No. 2, 2007
(Editor-in-Chief, Professor A. N. Chumakov;
Executive Secretary, Professor N. Z. Yaroschuk).
The opening column is titled Towards the Twenty-second World Congress of Philosophy
to be held from July 30 to August 5,
To those who will not attend the Congress for various
reasons (the would-be participants that might miss the deadlines, the
accompanying persons, sponsors, etc.) but would like to join this subsequent
train trip a special cultural program will be offered to keep them entertained
in South Korea throughout the Congress days.
Please, e-mail or fax your applications to join the
trip to the RPhS Presidium to rphs@iph.ras.ru
or +7-494 637-2402.
Information from the RPhS
Regional Branches and Organisations includes
materials about the activities of the
Events and Comments
inform about the Zinoviev Readings in
Moscow in memory of the distinguished philosopher Alexander Zinoviev; the forthcoming Days
of St. Petersburg Philosophy; the conference commemorating the 150th
anniversary of Georgy Plekhanov at the Plekhanov Academy of Economics (Moscow);
the seminar on the philosophy and semiotics of culture in Tver; the
International Congress-Exhibition Global
Education – Education without Borders in Moscow; the Second Russian
National Methodological Conference on the Philosophy
Manual in Kazan; the International Philosophy Club in Astrakhan; the Marx Readings in Nizhnevartovsk; the Alaya art project within the framework
of the Days of St. Petersburg
Philosophy; the Russian National Conference on The Problems of Personal and Social Freedom in the Social and
Humanitarian Discourse un Kursk; the International Conference on Semyon Frank’s Philosophical Legacy and Our
Time in Saratov.
Problems of Teaching
Philosophy present Revival…
through Suicide? by Pr. V. N. Porus (
Read Managing Education:
Contemporary Approaches for Interactive Education of Adults as an Instrument of development by L. A. Ovchintseva,
Ph. D., (
Read Topical Interview
with Pr. O. V. Inshakov, Rector,
Read Philosophy Abroad
for the analytical review of the Interim World Philosophy Congress in
We have opened a new Chinese
Philosophy Page as our contribution to the Year of China in
Read Civil Society for Civic Non-Profit Organisations in Regional
Dimension analysing new trends in the development of civil society in
Read Standpoint
for Man’s Hidden Hypostases by Pr. A. A. Krushanov
(
See Raising an Issue
for The Biosocial and Mythological
Sources of Proterrorist Consciousness by V. B. Petukhov,
Cand. Hist. Sc. (
Pursuing the Topic
presents The Other Aspect of Morality as
an Imperative of Demographic Security by Assoc. Pr. A. M. Strakhov
(Belgorod); Youth and Its Place in the
Contemporary World by Pr. Ye. V. Vinogradova
(
This issue’s Important
Talk is On the Philosophy
of Marx by Pr. K. N. Lyubutin
(Yekaterinburg).
Published By Way of Discussion
are Innovative Humanist School and the
Spartian Humanist Centre by Pr. V. I. Stolyarov
(Moscow); The Problem of Harmony and the
Search for It in the Noosphere by Pr. T. N. Suminova
(Moscow); On One Concept of Mentality
by Assoc. Pr. D. V. Polezhayev
(Volgograd); The Twilight of
Postindustrial Society and the Philosophic Sense of the Concept of
Neoindustrialism by Pr. S. N. Nekrasov
(Yekaterinburg); The Russian Philosophy
in the Globalised World by Pr. V. I. Krasikov
(Kemerovo).
A Topical Issue
is discussed in Should There Be Academic
Degrees in Humanities by Pr. I. A. Gobozov (Moscow); Contemporary Philosophical ‘Neocolonial’
Russia by Assoc. Pr. K. S. Khrutskoi
(Novgorod); The Principles of the
Philosophy of Education Under Conditions of Globalisation by Pr. A. I. Uvarov
(Moscow); Contemporary Press: The Frame
Violation by S. N. Bogolyubova and Pr. V. Ye. Zolotukhin
(Rostov-on-Don).
History and Philosophy of
Science presents Paradoxes of Contemporary Philosophy of
Science by Pr. T. G. Leshkevich
(Rostov-on-Don).
Thoughts Aloud
present Captive
Read From the History of
Russian Philosophy for The Moral and Legal Potential of the Classical Russian Liberalism
by Assoc. Pr. V. P. Pozdnyakov (Moscow); The ‘Organic’ and ‘Organised’ Sovereignty of
the Eurasian State by M. Sh. Sharifov,
Ph. D. (Baku); Plekhanov and
Our Time by V. S. Markov (Moscow).
Our Global Studies column informs of the recent
meeting of the Regular Seminar for Global Studies at the RPhS Presidium on the
subject of China Under Conditions of
Globalisation; the principal speaker was M. V. Karpov,
Cand. Hist. Sc.; and of new and forthcoming books in the field in question.
See Polemics for the
clash of opinions on teaching philosophy to postgraduate students; arguing are
Pr. B. I. Lipsky (
The Standpoint
presents analysis of some recent publication about synergetics in an open
letter by Pr. G. G. Malinetsky (
Feedback presents an analytical review of RPhS Bulletin 2007:1 by an independent
observer Pr. V. F. Druzhinin (
The Young Philosopher’s
Page presents Axiological
Aspects of Corporate Culture as a Component of Culture by N. V. Kokorina
(postgraduate student,
Philosophy in the Internet
presents
See Philosophers Joke Too for
excerpts from the chapter on Humour and
Politics of Laughter: Sociophilosophical
Analysis by A. V. Dmitriev, Corresponding Member, the
See the
Poetic Page for verse
by Mikhail Sergeyev (
In Pro Memoria
Pr. N. S. Kirabayev (
Our Contemporaries write about
the life and works of Vladimir Aleksandrovich Konev (Samara).
Read Useful Information about the international project for Ecological Ethics in the Teaching of Social
and Humanitarian Disciplines of the Department of Philosophy,
Mentioned as Noteworthy is information about the new journal Historic Psychology and Sociology of History;
the forthcoming conference on Reintegration
of Brotherly Nations of Post-Soviet Republics: A Contemporary Categorical
Imperative to be held in Moscow; the forthcoming seminar on Ecological Philosophy and the Concept of
Universal Ecology in Kazan; the forthcoming Twelfth International
Conference on Philosophical Problems of
Social and Humanitarian Sciences in St. Petersburg; the competition on the
subject of Scientific and Theological
Epistemological Paradigms to be held by St. Apostle Andrew
Biblical-Theological Institute.
See also book reviews, annotations,
book
announcements,
information about books and journals available at the RPhS Presidium, doctoral (24) and candidate (107) dissertations
in philosophy defended in the second quarter of 2007.
Published also are letters
of congratulations on jubilees and other notable events in
philosophers’ lives and obituaries.
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’s 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 rphs@iph.ras.ru. Our Internet website is
http://www.logic.ru/~phil-soc. To contact the Editors, please,
call +7-495 637-2402 or +7-495 203-9298.
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