Vol. 36 No. 2 (2025): Gift and Donation: Philosophy and Medicine

• Gift and Donation: Philosophy and Medicine

  Olga V.  Popova

  7-10

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

• Family Model of Organ Donation in a Socio-Cultural Perspective

  Olga V.  Popova

  11-31

• The Bioethics of Dying: Dignity, Commercialisation and the Organ As a Gift

  Aleksei V. Antipov

  32-51

• The Economics of Transplantation: A Comparative Analysis of the “Markets” of Organs in Different Countries

  Sergey V. Popov

  52-72

• Self-Ownership and Bodily Integrity

  Konstantin E. Morozov

  73-89

SOCIAL PRACTICES

• Law and Transplantology: The Limits of Regulation

  Georgy B. Romanovsky, Olga V. Romanovskaya

  90-106

• The Mechanistic Metaphor in Transplantation: Blurred Identity and Objectified Corporeality

  Sofya V. Lavrentyeva

  107-123

SYMBOLS. VALUES. IDEAL

• Organ Donation As Synergy: Ethical and Spiritual Aspects

  Alexander A. Globa, Sergey P. Glyantsev, Kira V. Preobrazhenskaya

  124-140

• Gifts or Sacrifices, Limits or Boundaries: A Comparative Analysis of Orthodox and Catholic Approaches to Transplantation

  Irina V. Siluyanova

  141-154

• The Multidimensionality of the Body: The Problem of Eastern Christian Cardiocentrism in the Context of Transplantation

  Irina G. Kurganova

  155-175

TIMES. MORALS. CHARACTERS

• The Images of Human Being Within the Metaphors of Organ Donation

  Alina P. Patrakova

  176-184

• Art and Prostheses: On the Ways of Human Ectasy and Synchronization of Worlds

  Anastasia V. Alekhina

  185-199