Vol. 33 No. 3 (2022): The pandemic as it is. Philosophical and cultural studies.

• Philosphy and Culture in the Times of Pandemics Introductory article by the editors of the special issue

  Boris N. Kashnikov , Anastasia V. Ugleva

  7-18

THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN BEING

• Logic of Catastrophe — Deeper Logic of Reality

  Jovan Babić

  19-28

• Ethics of Care: Philosophical Propaedeutics as a Therapy for Emotional Burnout in Medicine

  Anastasia V. Ugleva

  29-48

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

• Intellectual Virtues in the Infodemic Age

  Mikhail S. Adamov

  49-66

SYMBOLS. VALUES. IDEAL

• Ethical-pandemic Discourse: Searching a Normative Language

  Ruben G. Apressyan

  67-84

• Community in the Age of the Pandemic: Moral Responsibility in the Light of Covid-Uncertaintity

  Lyubov A. Bogodelnikova

  85-106

SOCIAL PRACTICES

• Digital Contact Tracking: A Threat to Civil Liberty or a Moral Obligation

  Maxim R. Demin

  107-118

• Alarmist Discourse of the Future: From Cyberpunk to Ecology

  Samson A. Liberman

  119-137

EXTREME SITUATION

• Moral Distress in Pediatric Palliative Care: Classic Problems and Challenges of the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Dmitry I. Nozdrachev , Kirill A. Zamyatin , Maksim D. Miroshnichenko

  138-158

• Childbirth in the Uncertainty of Covid-19

  Tatiana O. Novikova, Maria A. Korgozha, Alesya O. Evmenenko

  159-176

EVIDENCE

• The Bucolic in the Age of Pandemic. Updating the “Village Myth” on the Example of Instagram Accounts Dedicated to Life in the Village

  Irina V. Gluschenko

  177-191