Vol. 35 No. 1 (2024)

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Published: 2024-07-19

THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN BEING

Department of Philosophical Anthropology, Faculty of Philosophy, Moscow State University Named After M.V. Lomonosov. To the 35th Anniversary of Its Founding

Natalia N. Rostova

7-8
About the Coincidence of the Unclear Essence of Time and Human

Fyodor I. Girenok

9-25
F.M. Dostoevsky: About the Gap Between Life and Consciousness

Natalia N. Rostova

26-43
Apophatic Turn in Anthropology: The Experience of Russian Philosophy

Vladimir V. Varava

44-55
Ecological Subjectivity in the Philosophy of Posthumanism

Anna A. Mednikova

56-64
Time in the Works of F.M. Dostoevsky: Ontological and Anthropological Interpretations

Ksenia N. Kholodnova

65-75

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

The Hard Problem of Informed Consent: Risks and Limits of Personal Autonomy in Biobanks

Roman R. Belyaletdinov

76-93
Ethics of Organ Donation and the Problem of the Sacred

Sofya V. Lavrentyeva

94-108
Between Donating and Alienating: Face Transplants and the Problem of Biomedical Objectification of Human Being

Alina P. Patrakova

109-122

SOCIAL PRACTICES

Ethnocultural and Ethnopsychological Principles of Working with Foreign Students

Natalya M. Lazutova

123-140
Death and Digital Immortality: Hi-Tech Grief

Timur M. Khusyainov, Ekaterina A. Urusova

141-157

TIMES. MORALS. CHARACTERS

Dynamics of Close Relationships in Psychology and Cultural Discourse

Sofya K. Nartova-Bochaver, Anastasiia A. Boronina, Emilia N. Khodakovskaya

158-177

SYMBOLS. VALUES. IDEAL

Nostalgia of Sound: The Social and Cultural Phenomenon of the “Soviet Wave” Music Community

Roman N. Abramov, Alexander V. Voinkov

178-193

REVIEWS

Alternatives to Digitalization: Will Human Survive in the Civilization of the Future?

Maria I. Frolova

194-199