编号 1 (2009)

年: 2009
文章: 11
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/2313-2302/issue/view/23422

Articles

Decolonization of Humanities

Tlostanova M.

摘要

The article presents epistemology, political and ethical standpoints, social-philosophic grounds of the decolonial turn - one of the contemporary alter-modern international projects. It briefly traces the genealogy of the «decolonial option», conceptualizes its latest tendencies and interconnections with other intellectual and social-political models, and considers its future prospects. Particular attention is paid to rethinking of humanities within the decolonial turn.

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RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2009;(1):5-14

5-14

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Models and Creative Intuition in Scientific Forecasting

Grishunin S.

摘要

The article is devoted to the analysis of a role of creative intuition in scientific search forecasting. In this article the correlation of objective models, intuitive assumptions and formal procedures in scientific search forecasting also is shown.

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RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2009;(1):15-25

15-25

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The Communicative Nature of the Scientific Knowledge

Volkov A.

摘要

This article is an attempt at a theoretical substantiation of the proposition that scientific knowledge is naturally communicative. The peculiarities of the scientific language and experimental activity are analyzed in the article. The author pays special attention to the problem how it becomes possible to develop mutual understanding among the scientists.

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RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2009;(1):26-33

26-33

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History and Contemporaneity: a Perspective of Deconstructionist Farewell to the Past

Grechko P.

摘要

The article deals with the working-out of an adequate attitude towards history as the past. It has nothing in common with retrophobia (a snobbish disregard of the past) and retrophilia (a thoughtless flirt with the past). The author proposes for discussion the well-known idea of deconstruction in its application to the historical flux of events. Deconstruction proliferates differences, in our case those that draw the lines between history and contemporaneity.

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RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2009;(1):34-45

34-45

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Buddhism in Theosophical Interpretation of E.P. Blavatskaya: «Philosophic Invention» Problem

Bernyukevich T.

摘要

The subject matter of the paper is a most interesting philosophic phenomenon- theosophy which received a considerable emphasis at the end of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth century and greatly influenced viewpoints of the majority of philosophers, writers, musicians and artists. The key point of the article is the author's approach to the problem of close connection between E.P. Blavatskaya's theory and Buddhism. Diverse viewpoints of both famous Russian religious philosophers and buddhologists of that time as well as modern Russian esoteric investigators and scientific papers of E.P. Blavatskaya have been studied. The famous Russian neo-Kantian philosopher I.I. Lapshin study «Philosophy of Inventing and Invention in Philosophy: Introduction to the History of Philosophy» being inside the scope of her basic investigations, the author comes to the conclusion that theosophy is the original form of «philosophic invention» based on the specific usage of various philosophic and religious ideas of Neo-Platonism, Christian mysticism, cabbalistic theories' symbols as well as Buddhism from the point of view of their esoteric content.

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RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2009;(1):46-56

46-56

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Innovative Educational Programs in the Context of Information and Communication Technology

Vanchugov V., Grevtsova E.

摘要

The article deals with the application of information and communication technologies in the formation and use of innovative educational programs in modern universities.

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RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2009;(1):57-67

57-67