Journal•ISSN: 1061-1967
Russian Studies in Philosophy
Routledge
About: Russian Studies in Philosophy is an academic journal published by Routledge. The journal publishes majorly in the area(s): Metaphysics & Western philosophy. It has an ISSN identifier of 1061-1967. Over the lifetime, 365 publications have been published receiving 724 citations.
Topics: Metaphysics, Western philosophy, Politics, Ideology, Consciousness
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TL;DR: Methodology and ethics: these two terms have only recently begun to be linked organically in scientific thought, especially when the discussion is about man as the subject and object of knowledge as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: Methodology and ethics: these two terms have only recently begun to be linked organically in scientific thought, especially when the discussion is about man as the subject and object of knowledge. It is not as if this situation had not been anticipated in the history of thought. Suffice it to mention Kant's perspicuity: his analysis of "the conditions of the thinkability" of an object of knowledge (of methodology in a sense) is combined with ideas about man as an end in itself, as self-sufficient, and about man's freedom, his ability to set goals in general. Crudely put, for Kant ethics is primary, it "anticipates" direct knowledge.
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TL;DR: The authors discusses the recent publication of the latest volumes of Martin Heidegger's Collected Works (Gesamtausgabe), which reveal his infamous Schwarze Hefte (the Black Notebooks).
Abstract: This is an abbreviated version of an article that discusses the recent publication of the latest volumes of Martin Heidegger's Collected Works (Gesamtausgabe), which reveal his infamous Schwarze Hefte (the Black Notebooks).* The author examines what makes this publication so sensational and touches on the role and place of the notebooks in the development of Heidegger's philosophy.
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TL;DR: The concept of philosophical anthropology is polysemous as discussed by the authors and it is difficult to judge what criterion would enable us to draw the necessary demarcations between philosophical anthropology and metaphysics.
Abstract: The concept of philosophical anthropology is polysemous. These words carry the most diverse and sometimes mutually incompatible nuances of metaphysical thought. It is difficult to judge what criterion would enable us to draw the necessary demarcations. For example, the early writings of the French moralists, in which they discussed human nature, are considered to belong to philosophical anthropology. However, few would classify Arthur Schopenhauer's Aphorisms of Everyday Wisdom [Aphorismen zur Lebensweisheit] as metaphysical literature, although they contain a typology of human needs.1
23 citations
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors discuss the Nationalization of the Future: Paragraphs pro Sovereign Democracy, and propose a solution to the problem of self-government in Russian Studies in Philosophy.
Abstract: (2009). Nationalization of the Future: Paragraphs pro Sovereign Democracy. Russian Studies in Philosophy: Vol. 47, No. 4, pp. 8-21.
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TL;DR: The question of the relation of Marxism to Utopian socialism and communism is first of all (and mainly) the question of its relation to Utopia and utopianism.
Abstract: The question of the relation of Marxism to utopianism is first of all (and mainly) the question of its relation to Utopian socialism and communism. However, the concepts of Utopia and utopianism are much broader than the substance of the particular socialist and communist teachings that preceded Marxism or existed alongside it. For precisely this reason the concept of Utopia must first of all be examined separately from Marxism. Only such an approach can reveal the real content and, in a sense, the enduring significance of the Utopian element in people's consciousness, thinking, and worldview.
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